How to Mix GroundWork Weed Killer
GroundWork is a supplier of lawn supplies, one of the most popular products being weed killer. Like many other manufactured weed killers, the GroundWork product must be mixed with water. If the product isn't diluted, it can lower the quality of the soil and make it difficult for new plant life to grow. The amount of water needed differs depending on the size of the yard, but the ratio of weed killer to water should remain the same.
Remove the lid to a sprayer. You can use a hose-end sprayer or a garden sprayer.
Determine how much of the weed killer you need and add it to the sprayer. Measure 5 ounces, or 10 tbsp., for every 1,250 square feet of space.
- GroundWork is a supplier of lawn supplies, one of the most popular products being weed killer.
- Like many other manufactured weed killers, the GroundWork product must be mixed with water.
Add a gallon of water for each ounce of weed killer. For example, if you add 5 ounces of the weed killer, you need 5 gallons of water.
Put the lid on the sprayer. Shake the sprayer to help the weed killer dissolve into the water.
Mix Groundwork Weed Killer
Killing weeds and other unwanted vegetation on a lawn can sometimes be quite a hassle. Using Tractor Supply's in-store brand of concentrated weed killer, GroundWork, can get rid of those unsightly weeds at a very competitive price, if not less expensive. Follow the label's warnings, which also suggest wearing a long sleeve shirt, long pants, socks and shoes when working with this product. Agitate the water and GroundWork mixture with a gentle circular swinging motion, being careful not to spill or splash the mixture.
- Add a gallon of water for each ounce of weed killer.
- Shake the sprayer to help the weed killer dissolve into the water.
Tip
Wear gloves, a long shirt and pants when handling GroundWork weed killer.
For best results, apply GroundWork Weed Killer when temperatures are between 60 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit and no rain is imminent.
Warning
Wash your skin immediately if it gets exposed to the weed killer.
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Tips
- Wear gloves, a long shirt and pants when handling GroundWork weed killer.
- For best results, apply GroundWork Weed Killer when temperatures are between 60 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit and no rain is imminent.
Warnings
- Wash your skin immediately if it gets exposed to the weed killer.
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