Bonide - Poison Ivy & Brush Killer BK-32 Concentrate
Bonide - Poison Ivy & Brush Killer BK-32 Concentrate
Bonide - Poison Ivy and Brush Killer BK-32 Concentrate is a powerful, multipurpose herbicide that eliminates poison ivy, poison oak, kudzu, wild blackberries, chickweed, dandelion, clover, thistle, and over 240 other tough brush, woody weeds, and vines. This versatile formula targets broadleaf weeds while preserving desirable lawn grasses like bluegrass, fescues, rye, bent, Bermuda, Bahia, and zoysia. Beyond weed control, BK-32 works as an effective tree stump remover—simply apply the undiluted concentrate directly to freshly cut stumps with a paintbrush for complete elimination. Designed specifically for residential turf grass, this concentrate kills weeds from roots and all when used as directed, making it an essential solution for comprehensive yard maintenance.
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Bonide - Poison Ivy and Brush Killer BK-32 Concentrate is a powerful, multipurpose herbicide that eliminates poison ivy, poison oak, kudzu, wild blackberries, chickweed, dandelion, clover, thistle, and over 240 other tough brush, woody weeds, and vines. This versatile formula targets broadleaf weeds while preserving desirable lawn grasses like bluegrass, fescues, rye, bent, Bermuda, Bahia, and zoysia. Beyond weed control, BK-32 works as an effective tree stump remover—simply apply the undiluted concentrate directly to freshly cut stumps with a paintbrush for complete elimination. Designed specifically for residential turf grass, this concentrate kills weeds from roots and all when used as directed, making it an essential solution for comprehensive yard maintenance.
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