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Weed Herbicide around fruit trees #869503

Asked May 21, 2024, 4:53 PM EDT

I have a few fruit trees in my yard and I plan to put down a fertilizer and herbicide next week. I am wondering how close to the fruit trees can I can I distribute the herbicide? What is a safe distance?

Thanks.

Livingston County Michigan

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have a few fruit trees in my yard and I plan to put down a fertilizer and herbicide on my lawn next week. I am wondering how close to the fruit trees can I can I distribute the herbicide? What is a safe distance?

Thanks.

The Question Asker Replied May 21, 2024, 5:11 PM EDT

I have a few fruit trees in my yard and I plan to put down a fertilizer and herbicide on my lawn next week. I am wondering how close to the fruit trees can I can I distribute the herbicide? What is a safe distance?

Thanks.

The Question Asker Replied May 21, 2024, 5:12 PM EDT
Good morning!  Your question has been assigned to our expert Nathan Walton.  This is a very busy time for our educators so I wanted to also provide you with Nathan's contact information since it sounds like your question may need a quicker response than normal.



Nathaniel Walton (msu.edu)

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