weedkiller that kills the whole weed including the root

Kills Bramble, Ivy, Bindweed, Japanese Knotweed, Horsetail and Dandelions.

Super concentrated (360g/l) and the best value glyphosate weed killer that kills the whole plant and the roots.

A lot cheaper than premixes. 12 ml per litre is all that's required for something like a sprayer. and 60ml in 5 litres will kill 100s of sq metres.. Weeds start to die back in 1-2 weeks.

Don't be frightened off by the price, this 2 Litre bottle (360) Dilutes to treats up to 3332 sq/m

Strongest Weed killer Available Online In the U.K. For Uncertified Use. Contains 360 g/l glyphosate,

One Litre Treats Over 0.4 of an Acre Offering the Best Value Available.

Gallup Home & Garden is a domestic weed killer that contains 360 g/l glyphosate for effective control of annual and deep-rooted perennial garden weeds, including grasses, docks, nettles, willowherb, dandelion and bindweed. Kills most weeds in one application with no need to re-apply. A single 2 Litre bottle treats upto 3332 sq/m

You do the sums!!

If you are killing and clearing a large area of Bramble, Ivy, Bindweed, Japanese Knotweed, Horsetail and Dandelion or weeds keep shooting up from under you neighbours fence, I would advice using concentrated glyphosate, rather than the sprays. I do a lot of weed clearance and this works out a lot cheaper than using the RoundUp type weed killers . You will get excellent results on all broad leaf weeds by just following the advice on the label, however I do increase the dosage to 50ml to 1 litre of water for bramble growth.

Always check Strength actually is 360g/l when buying concentrated Glyphosate weed-killer from other sources.

Always read the label and product information before use, this is a professional pesticide product.

F.A.Q about glyphosate.

What is the dilution rate. Dilution Rate: 20ml per 1 litre water You might want to increase the dilution rate for weeds like Bramble. Read my tips on the relevant pages linked below.
Will it kill grass ? Yes takes about two weeks, If you are laying a new lawn it is a good idea to kill all grass and weeds before rotivating it.
I'm clearing an area of weeds so I can seed a lawn. How long do I need to wait between applying glyphosate and laying the grass seed? Glyphosate is deactivated on contact with soil. It only works by absorption through the green part of plants. Grass seed could be applied straight after the application of the weed killer but realistically it is better to wait until the weeds are dead as it may be necessary to retreat some of the more persistent weeds and it is much better to wait and clear the weeds fully than have to try and deal with them as the new grass is growing.
Does it kill Mares tail? Yes and Japanese knotweed, basically it kills all weeds.
I have a conifer hedge and ivy is rapidly invading it. How would I apply it ? Very carefully it will kill your conifer, cut the ivy stem and treat the root only.
Will it stain a block paved drive or patio paving? no.
How long does it take to kill the weeds? The weeds may take slightly longer to show signs of dying off than when you use contact type weed-killers that only kill the upper parts of the weed which come into contact with it. However these type of weed killers are not nearly as effective as glyphosate at completely killing the weeds. In many instances weeds treated with a contact weed killer will regrow as the root has not been killed.

Glyphosate (360g/l) will kill weeds completely.

How to apply Glyphosate

Glyphosate weedkiller can be spot treated or applied using a simple plastic watering can.

the pump and spray applicators make it easier.

These are two I have tested at work.

For large areas use the bottom one.

It is Shatterproof and frost resistant. Lightweight. Trigger lock for continuous use. 16 litre easy carry knapsack. Strong construction

The other one for small clearance.

Hose length: 1.3m. Container capacity: 5L. Pump action. Fully adjustable nozzle. Trigger lock

more info about treating garden weeds here

Bramble Dandelions Knotweed Weeds in Gravel Bindweed Horsetail Ivy