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Does 2 4 D kill vegetation, weeds and grasses?
We need to find a very strong dependable long lasting inexpensive way to kill all the weeds and grass in our yard. We have a gravel circle driveway and big ditch to keep up and it has been such a problem. Our neighbor told us about 2-4-D. Where do you get it and is it a good weed killer. Is there something better and cheaper?
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