Yes you can now order Cut'n'Paste Blu Goo.
If you like your paste to be blue, now's your chance. Blu Goo is available on request in bottle at no extra cost. This means that when you're pasting you wont miss a single stem. But it's not an excuse for not cutting and pasting straight away, just a way of making sure you don't miss any.
Happy New Cut'n'Pasting
And here's picture of what happens to rushes brushed with Cut'n'Paste.
After a very successful weekend at the Jazzy Dean Garden Safari, Cut'n'Paste has been taken on by Central Landscapes Waiheke. If you would like to have Cut'n'Paste at your local nursery or garden centre please go in and ask them to stock it.
Many people came up to me at the weekend knowing about the product and wanting to buy it. Words out there
Cut'n'Paste does the weeds in nicely
When you're out and about on your land and you spot that weed that you need to deal to and it's a long way back to get the spray pack, all you need is your bottle of Cut'n'Paste. If you can snap the stem you don't even need a saw or secateurs, just pasts it into the cracks and hey presto!
Cut'n'Paste is convenient, it's great for your conservation management and that's contentment.
| Hi Andy I am belatedly reporting that your cut n paste seemed to work well to stop a chainsawn 100mm diameter willow from resprouting. regards Don |
Have you got rushes growing in your lawn or paddock? Just wipe a little gel along the legth of some of the leaves of the rushes and that's your lot. Simple, convenient, easy and safe.
This trial site is a steep hillside that was covered in a canopy of some of Waiheke Island finest weed species.
After clearing an extensive area of gorse I applied CutnPaste to the cut stumps of the gorse which were up to 10 cm in diameter. Cut'n'Paste was very easy to apply, and a lot easier to handle and contain than spray. After 2 months I checked the stumps – all have died and there is no regrowth. This has been a very effective treatment, and has saved the hassle of needing to respray. Cut'n'Paste is a great product.
Cary Haward
This pampass grass received less than a teaspoon of gel into the central new leaves a fortnight ago. You don't get much deader than that. With a large plant you will need to paste several of the growing leaders.
This Agapanthus was pasted on the 14th and within a week is showing severe signs of decline. The paste was used in the centre of the plant and lodged between the new growing leaves where it is most readily absorbed.
As a weed control contractor for over 14 years I have used every type of herbicide for controlling weeds. I trialled Cut'n'paste in my business and found it to be effective in controlling a range of brush weeds such as Chinese privet, tree privet, woolly nightshade, gorse, monkey apple and evergreen buckthorn. The fact that it can achieve results with the lowest toxicity Glyphosate in its formulation just increases its worth in the battle against weeds. I have no hesitation in recommending this product to other contractors and to homeowners.
Petra White
Registered Applicator
PC Weed Control
Waiheke Island
It's Gardening time. TIme to tidy up after the summer, to get to work on the weeds at the bottom of the garden. For most jobs all you need is a bottle of Cut'n'Paste in your hand and pair of secateurs or loppers and you can tackle almost anything. Read up on the website for detailed instructions so you get it right first time.
It's Gardening time. TIme to tidy up after the summer, to get to work on the weeds at the bottom of the garden. For most jobs all you need is a bottle of Cut'n'Paste in your hand and pair of secateurs or loppers and you can tackle almost anything. Read up on the website for detailed instructions so you get it right first time.
Being vigilant with your weeds problems is essential to long term success in controlling them. If you are vigilant you will get onto your weeds before they get onto you! And Cut'n'Paste is the answer.
You can cut and paste the stump of tree weeds such as Woolly Nightshade or Privet etc and the won't resprout. Some trees will die if the paste is just wiped onto the stem. Cover about 500mm of the whole circumference of the bark near the ground. Another way is just to paint a few leaves and allow the plant to take in the herbicide.
As a weed control contractor for over 14 years I have used every type of herbicide for controlling weeds. I trialled Cut'n'paste in my business and found it to be effective in controlling a range of brush weeds such as Chinese privet, tree privet, woolly nightshade, gorse, monkey apple and evergreen buckthorn. The fact that it can achieve results with the lowest toxicity Glyphosate in its formulation just increases its worth in the battle against weeds. I have no hesitation in recommending this product to other contractors and to homeowners. Petra WhiteRegistered Applicator PC Weed Control |
Have you tried Cut'n'Paste yet? It's the new and easy way to brush up on your weeds. Just take out your bottle of Cut'n'Paste and brush it onto the leaves or cut stems of your weeds. No more spraying and mixing up chemicals. Comes in a large 450ml bottle so it will do plenty. Because it's a gel it won't drip off but stays where you put it, on the plant you want to remove and it stays in the plant you want to remove.
