Question : Does Preen Garden Weed Preventer kill existing weeds?
Answer : No, Preen Garden Weed Preventer only prevents new weeds from sprouting.
Question : Can Preen Garden Weed Preventer be used on flower seeds?
Answer : No, Preen Garden Weed Preventer should not be used on flower seeds. It can be used after flowering plants have germinated and are 2-3 inches tall.
Question : Will rain wash Preen Garden Weed Preventer out of the soil?
Answer : No, rain does not wash Preen Garden Weed Preventer out of the soil.
Question : Can you spray weed killer instead of pulling them?
Answer : It works great at keeping weeds at bay. You can also pull the big ones and then apply the weed killer.
Question : Can Preen be used with a fabric weed barrier?
Answer : Preen can be used with the barrier as it helps against the weeds in the new soil and any that come through gaps or tears in the barrier. No need to remove the barrier.
Question : Are there any tips on using Preen?
Answer : Apply Preen to prevent seeds from germinating but avoid using it heavily. Preen only prevents seeds from germinating; it does nothing to established plants.
Question : Can I safely plant bedding plants after treating soil with Preen? Also does mulch need to be completely removed prior to treating?
Answer : Bedding plants can be planted before treating the soil. You can apply Preen over mulch, perhaps use a little extra.
Question : Can Preen hurt spring bulbs when applied over the soil?
Answer : It does not hurt the bulbs. Preen is safe to use around spring bulbs once they have finished blooming.
Question : How long must I wait before planting seeds in the area treated?
Answer : You can plant seeds less than a week after applying Preen. Perennials have shown to thrive after being planted within a week of Preen application.
Question : Can Preen be used over mulch?
Answer : Preen can be used over mulch, and it is claimed to work better on mulch.
Question : Is Preen good for south Florida lawns?
Answer : Preen Garden Weed Preventer may not be applied to south Florida lawns as it may result in turf injury. Instead, it can be applied around recommended established plants.
Question : Preen got wet in the bag. Is it still good?
Answer : It is still usable, but it should be used quickly to avoid potential molding.