A: Yes. You may access the Idaho Statute at: Noxious Weed Law

A: Idaho State law states that it is the responsibility of the landowner to control the weeds on their property.

A: The land owner(s) or homeowner’s association is responsible for controlling the weeds in these areas.

A: Yes. Use caution, 2,4-D can affect trees and bushes as well.

A: Yes. Round-Up is used to kill all vegetation, but does not have any soil activity.

A: In most cases, you should have a specific recommendation from a licensed consultant. The plants that you want to keep, dictate what chemicals to use and when you should use them.

A: Yes, you can call us and we will be happy to help you decide on a course of action that will help control weeds. If necessary, we will visit your property, and evaluate the site for potential problems and possible options.

A: Yes, for a fee, we can treat agricultural and rangeland sites at your request. However, there must be noxious weeds present for us to spray.

A: No, not unless we do a legal enforcement against you. There are lawn care services that will perform these services for you for a fee.

A: Follow this link to see the Idaho State Department of Agricultures noxious weed control, where they have a listing of the weeds and distribution maps. https://invasivespecies.idaho.gov/plants