Originally Posted By: Dave Davidson1
I've sprayed a willow that was mostly in the water with it. I never noticed a problem. However, I'm certainly no expert. I believe that it dries almost on contact.
Dave - as a rule, ester formulations of anything should never be applied to aquatic sites. You probably won't notice any problems, unless you have a microscope handy.


Originally Posted By: Dave Davidson1
I think I bought my last batch at Tractor Supply.
Ouch! Have some pity. grin

Originally Posted By: Clayton
I use a combination of Eraser and Remedy. Both are available at your local feed store. I know you can sometimes get it at "big box" stores but I support my local feed store as they supply my livestock needs.
A large portion of Remedy Ultra's "inert" is a paraffinic oil, while the inert component in the original Remedy was basically karosene. In either case, the product's inert-ingredients AND its triclopyr ester "active" causes rapid tissue-damage to treated broadleaf foilage (leaves) - usually producing overnight browned-out in hot weather conditions. Glyphosate (Eraser and others) doesn't work nearly so fast since it has a completely different mode of action. In short, tank-mixing triclopyr and glyphosate is not recommended UNLESS you're treating both broadleaf and grassy-weeds (the later of which Remedy/triclopyr has little or no activity).

Kelly Duffie
Cypress, TX