Use and Care Manual

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application.
x Apply in spring after the lawn is actively growing and has been mowed 2
times.
x Apply in fall no closer than [2 weeks] [4 weeks] [6 weeks] [2-6 weeks] before
the first historical frost date for your area.
o For grassy weeds such as crabgrass apply in spring and/or early summer.
For best results, apply two weeks before anticipated weed seed germination
or when weeds are small and actively growing (when crabgrass is emerging
and is visible in thin turf areas).
o For broadleaf weed control, apply in spring and fall.
x Apply when the air is calm to avoid drift onto desirable plants.
o Apply when temperatures are between 50–90
o
F, and not above 85
o
F on
Bermudagrass.
o Lawns may be seeded 12 weeks after applying this product
[FOR BEST
RESULTS]
x [For best results,] apply to dew-wetted lawn.
x [For best results,] apply when broadleaf weeds are young and actively
growing.
[MOWING]
x If the lawn needs mowing, do it 1 to 2 days before (for best results) or 2
days
after applying this product.
x Clippings from the first three mowings should be left on the treated area.
Do
not use the clippings from the treated areas as mulch or compost ar
ound
flowers, ornamentals, trees, or in vegetable gardens.
[WATERING]
x If lawn is dry, water 1 to 2 days before using this product.
x Do not water for at least 24 hours after application or apply if rain is
expected within 24 hours.
HOW IT
WORKS
This product contains four proven weed killers to control lawn broadleaf listed[*]
weeds & crabgrass, roots and all. Also, it prevents crabgrass and broadleaf weeds
for three months by forming a barrier at the top layer of the soil. And it won’t harm
your lawn when used as d
irected. Listed[*] weeds begin to die in hours and are
completely dead within 14
-
28 days. Plus, combined with fertilizer, feeds your lawn
for quick greening and long
-
lasting feeding. Treated crabgrass starts to purple in 3
days
– that’s the sign that it’s working.
[WEEDS] Kills Over 200 Listed[*] Weeds including:
Annual Yellow Sweetclover
Curly Dock
Pennywort
Velvetleaf
Aster
Daisy, English
Peppergrass
Venice Mallow
Austrian Fieldcress
Daisy, Fleabane
Pepperweed
Virginia Buttonweed
Barnyardgrass
Daisy, Oxeye
Pigweed
Virginia Creeper
Bedstraw
Dandelion
Pineywoods
Virginia Pepperweed
Beggarticks
Dichondra
Bedstraw
Water Pennywort
Bentgrass, Colonial
Dogbane
Plains Coreopsis
Wavyleaf Bullthistle
Bentgrass, Seaside
Dogfennel
(Tickseed)
Western Clematis
Betony, Florida
Dollarweed
Plantain
Western Salsify
Bindweed, Field
Elderberry
Poison Ivy
White Mustard
Bird Vetch
False Dandelion
Poison Oak
Wild Aster
Bitter Wintercress
False Flax
Pokeweed
Wild Buckwheat
Bittercress, Hairy
False Sunflower
Poorjoe
Wild Carrot
Bitterweed
Fiddleneck
Prairie Sun
Wild Four-o’clock