Is it okay to spray broadleaf herbicide on new standing grass?

Oct 08, 2007 by missy | Posted in Garden & Landscape

The decline has been creeping down now for three weeks.

He came and has been mowed a couple times now.

I spray requirement for large leaf weeds in the lawn now with Ortho weed b gone max Direct.

Will this correct?

To the extent not follow the advice of Foo's if you use load-up, it will kill everything, including the Golden Snitch!

It's probably too early to reach from your lawn, most manufacturers recommend herbicides discriminating 4-6 weeks before publication. So better to wait another few weeks or until the day.

Rupert the gardener | Oct 08, 2007

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At first reflect, the bed appears lush with greenery. Closer examination reveals many of the leaves and stems connected with to the predominate weed, Crown vetch (Coronilla varia). There are a few weedy grasses and minute oak tree seedlings (probably from acorns squirrels buried last trail) that need to be removed from that bed, as well. Vetch is a persistently invasive weed with metro stems (rhizomes) that creep around and under desirable plants. If left in bring down, these weeds can out-grow and climb over everything in their way, making enough shade to kill any agreeable plants they overrun, even shrubs. Crown vetch is not as fast growing as kudzu, but almost. Vetch has melodic pink flowers later in the season. I recognize the plant’s multi-part leaves which have between 15 and 25 dwarf oval-shaped green leaflets lining either side of the central leaf rib because fulfil vetch is a garden enemy I’ve been battling for years.

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