quoting from: http://www.hort.uconn.edu/cipwg/art_pubs/GUIDE/consideration.htm "The most important consideration when using any pesticide...is to read the label first!...Pesticide use in this country is...regulated by label language, thus it is a violation of state and federal law to use a pesticide product contrary to label directions. Specific statements on pesticide labels give precautions to be followed. Crossbow: 2,4-D + Triclopyr Triclopyr is a systemic herbicide that controls most broadleaf plants (herbaceous and woody) but not grasses or sedges at normal use rates. It is especially useful in brush control and for use on freshly cut stumps to prevent re-sprouting....Triclopyr is most effective when applied to actively growing plants. Woody plants treated late in the growing season are susceptible, but may not show injury symptoms until the following spring when leaves and stems fail to emerge or are greatly distorted." The article does not discuss 2,4-D which is an old stand-by for broad-leaf herbaceous weeds. The label must explain the mix procedures; however, Crossbow is formulated for large-scale use. DowAgro.com says: " Applications can occur in rangeland, permanent grass pastures, Conservation Reserve Program acres, fencerows, non-irrigated ditchbanks, roadsides and industrial sites." The label is actually not much help with mixing, stating for broadcast applications: "Use up to 1 1/2 gallons of Crossbow per acre in enough water to make 10 to 30 gallons of total spray per acre." For hand-spraying, it says to use 4-6 oz. in 3 gallons. If you follow that, you will be using the lowest concentration advised for Triclopyr, which is not adequate to kill blackberry. If you increase the concentration for that, you will also have greatly increased the normal concentration of 2,4-D which is for broadleaf weeds, and it will be a waste. If you have Crossbow on hand, and are using it as formulated for large areas, it has a good reputation particularly for rangeland. For blackberry and similar tough plants, it will be better to buy just Triclopyr (Garlon 3A for large amounts; read Ingredients for "brush and poison ivy killer" for smaller amounts) and use it as directed on the label -- which you are required by law to read and follow in any case.
To enhance the flavor and presentation of your dessert using tip layering with blackberries, start by placing a layer of blackberries at the bottom of your dish. Then, add a layer of your dessert mixture on top of the blackberries. Repeat this process, alternating layers of blackberries and dessert mixture, until you reach the top of the dish. This will create a visually appealing and flavorful dessert with a nice balance of textures.
Depends on the type of apple juice. If it is a mixture of water and apple concentrate then it is a mixture.
Crossbow, crossbow
the best crossbow to use is rune crossbow. or if u have done the chosen commander quest use the zaniks crossbow.
blackberries
No, of course not...
Yes, you can safely freeze blackberries.
The ISBN of A Taste of Blackberries is 0690805128.
the difference between a 2117 crossbow bolt and a 2216 crossbow is 99
No he does not use a crossbow.
the crossbow is aawsome
BlackBerries