WOW (With Out Weeds) ???

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gardenwife Newark, OH(Zone 5b) Mar 21, 2002

Have any of you used the product WOW that Audubon Workshop sells? It's supposed to control a variety of weeds in the lawn while fertilizing. It's made from a byproduct of corn syrup production. http://audubonworkshop.com/frame.asp?s=/prog_disp.asp?prog_nbr=14&sid=200138&EID=weg031902&

Anyone have experience with this stuff?

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jcf Brooklet, GA(Zone 8a) Mar 21, 2002

sorry never used it but i thoiught about trying it this year. a friend used it in atlanta and said it worked great.

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oblambert (Zone 6a) Mar 22, 2002

I just saw the reddish-orange rose of sharon called "Freedom" at that site. Would love to have one, but can't see paying almost $40 for the minimum order of 3.

Would anyone have one for postage? I am pretty sure you can start them from slips also, early in the summer.

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gardenwife Newark, OH(Zone 5b) Mar 22, 2002

I was interested in some of the weigela they have for $3.98/ea in groups of three or more...I don't see how a co-op would work on this, though, since they'll ship it all to one address and it probably won't be worth the additional postage/hassle to re-distribute everything. I'm trying to get friends and relatives locally in on an order with me, though. :)

Hey, ob - they have a deal now where you get $20 off an order of $40 or more. Did you see that?

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Horseshoe Efland, NC(Zone 7a) Mar 22, 2002

Hmmm...wonder if that Audubon Workshop is related to GardensAlive? They've been selling WOW right many yrs now.
(Noticed that site also sold several other products G-Alive sells.) By the way, altho the product description mentions that 10# will take care of 1000 sq feet I believe the $8.99 price tag is for only 5 pounds (covers 250-500sq ft).
None-the-less, I'm tickled pink there are more and more alternatives to weed control now being offered (as opposed to the heavies that have been available in the past).

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