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[oakmoorehill]

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The top half of my garden has got very over grown. In fact its a bit of a jungle out there. God knows whats living there probably a tiger or two.

The majority is brambles and over grown plants. Its not been touched for at least 12 months and is fenced of so the dogs cann't get up there as there is a big bush with great big thorns and Jasper ripped his leg open on one and had to be stitched up a couple of years ago .

Whilst it is mostly dead we want to put some weed killer on it so that I can get it cleared of and leveled of.

Does anyone know of any dog safe weed killer the reason been the ground slopes and I am worried about it going were the dogs go.

Thanks

Helen

 

[affieluver]

HAVE YOU TRIED ROUND UP I THINK ITS OK AFTER IT HAS DRIED :thumbsup:

 

[meddling]

HAVE YOU TRIED ROUND UP I THINK ITS OK AFTER IT HAS DRIED  :thumbsup:

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This is what the roundup website says

Q. Do my family and pets need to stay out of a treated area after Roundup is sprayed?

A. You can re-enter the area after the product has dried. Allowing the product to dry prevents the possibility of tracking it onto the lawn and killing the grass.

Q. Since Roundup products kill weeds and grasses so effectively, are they harmful to me, my kids, my pets, or the environment?

A. Roundup products have a long and trusted history of safe use and do not pose an unreasonable risk to humans or the environment when used according to label directions.