Whoops sprayed weed/lawn killer on plants

Juniper4

Help!!! 
I looked at my raised beds this morning and my mint, strawberry plants, fennel and rose leaves have drooped. 
I couldn't understand why. At first I thought I overwatered them in the heat from yesterday.
Then as the day went by I thought it might have been the spray that I used. 
So I went to the garage and picked the bottle up and then read the label. It was lawn killer and not bug killer!!! I couldn't believe how stupid I was for not checking it.

Have I killed them? 

nutcutlet

Try a few less chemicals, they're not necessary. I never kill bugs and I have a great garden.
If you sprayed plants with lawn weed killer, yes, you've killed them. Chemicals don't know which plants you want and which you don't

glasgowdan

Yep... they're gone now!

Fire

I agree. Dump the sprays. There are better ways....

Lizzie27

I think most of us have done the same in the past, but you do learn from your mistakes hopefully. It's such a shame about your plants, you could try watering them really well to see if it helps to wash the chemical off and I would just wait a bit and see if they pull through.