A: Hi Cricktwo! Crape Myrtle Trees is not specifically listed under the weed type. However, Crape Myrtle is biologically classified as a broadleaf plant so this should work. Be sure to read the full product label before use.

A: Hi Doug, This product is recommended for use in either a hand or backpack sprayer. For a 1.5% solution, you should mix 2 oz of concentrate per 1 gallon of water.

A: Hi Doug, This herbicide is effective for getting rid of Creeping Charlie.

A: Hi vn2611! This herbicide is effective for killing wisteria. It is specifically designed to control woody-type plants, brush, and invasive vines.

A: Hi Jammy! No, this product is only affective on broadleaf weeds and woody-type plants and brush.

A: Hi Drew! The exact ratio depends on the type of vegetation you are targeting: General Broadleaf Weeds: Mix 1- 1/3 to 2 fluid ounces per gallon of water. Tough Brush and Woody Plants: Mix 4 to 5- 1/3 fluid ounces per gallon of water (or use a higher concentration of up to 4%) for stubborn plants like poison ivy, briars, and ash. Small Areas (Hand Sprayer): For general garden use, a common recipe is 4 to 6 fluid ounces mixed into 3 gallons of water.

A: Hi Littlebit! No, this herbicide is designed to kill broadleaf weeds and woody plants while leaving grasses unharmed.

A: Hi Dinz! This not designed or labeled to kill Japanese stiltgrass.

A: Hi Johns: Weed Type Horseweed, Ground Ivy, Spurge, Poison Sumac, Pokeweed, Velvetleaf, Henbit, Dead Nettle, Lespedeza, Evening Primrose, Lambsquarters, Poison Oak, Plantain, Ironweed, Canada Thistle, Dandelion, Prostrate Spurge, Poison Ivy, Locust, Ragweed

A: Hi Toots! No, you should not leave horses on the pasture while spraying Crossbow Herbicide. You must remove all animals from the area during application and keep them off the pasture until the sprayed surfaces have completely dried.