Yes.
Yes it will. Roundup will kill all grasses, including ornamental grasses like Monkey grass.
agent orange. short of that, Round-up
Devil grass is quite stubborn. Round-up will do the job but it might take a couple of applications to get every little piece that is hiding on your initial application.
You can apply round up (lightly) to kill the bluestem. You will stunt the coastal or jiggs but it will come back. GEt with your local fertilizer dealer or extension agent for details.
Try one part round up and burnt motor oil. We use this to kill the grass and make a nice neat edge keeping the grass off the drive way and such. The grass is killed and most of the time doesn't come back.
No, soap will kill grass and has no helpful qualities for dry grass.
Goose grass is a weed that is some what white in the middle it is a weed and highly undesirable spray it with round up
Any amount of herbicide can kill a horse. A little less may take longer for the horse to succumb to death from poisoning, but herbicide still is deadly, and can kill him if he doesn't get treated IMMEDIATELY.
Yes, Roundup Weed and Grass killer will kill almost anything that is green and growing. It will only kill the bush however if it is applied directly to the plant. Regular ready to use Roundup will not move through soil if it is applied around the plant.
Not if you spray round the roots. If you spray the leaves it will die.
it is very difficult. User Round Up. Wait for the grass to die and then water it. Wait a few weeks and then use Round Up again to kill anything that came up. Then cut it short with a lawnmower and bag the clippings. Cut it in multiple directions - horizontal, diagonal etc. Water some more. Rent a de-thatcher and de-thatch the lawn. Water it some more and kill anything that comes up with Round up. Next take a propane torch like the ones used for ice melting and weed burning. Burn the ground with the propane torch. Be careful not to melt any of your irrigation system in the process. Keep watering the lawn. If anything green comes up, kill it with Round Up. Next, aerate the lawn with an aerator and then apply fertilizer and then grass seed (such as tall fescue). Maintain the grass and the following late spring, apply a wire grass control such as Turfelon Ester for four months May through August. Do the for the next two years while keeping a close eye on any wiregrass that pops up. Or you can just put the house on the market and move. In some cases this may be the best alternative.