I can not find these canes sold anymore. I'd like to try to locate
one on Ebay or something like that. But what were they called?
My intent is to fill with a strong mixture of Roundup to stab and kill
burdock plants.
Mark
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What I liked about it was that it only killed the weed that was
stabbed and not surrounding plants. I think it's more environmentally
safe too, because you are not using excessive amounts of herbicide,
since only the weed thats stabbed is getting the chemical. I am
really surprised these are not commonly sold in stores anymore,
especially now when environment is always a big factor....
Thanks
Mark
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wrote:
They were called "Killer Kanes" and I haven't seen one in years. I was
just a kid then so I have no idea what the herbicide was. My parents
made me dig the dandelions by hand for $0.15 per bucket. I dreamed of
owning one of those canes...
This Google finds some references
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&rls=GGLG%2CGGLG%3A2005-24%2CGGLG%3Aen&q=Killer+Kane+herbicide
Mitch
thanks for the link. I see they use 2,4d, came out about 1955 (I guess),
but cannot find any place selling them. If anyone finds a place, let us
know.
These are sill freely available in Australia. They are designed to
use with glyphosate. See:
http://www.yates.com.au/Products/WeedControl/GardensPathsDriveways/Zer
oWeedingBrush.asp