Unfortunately, Blindside Herbicide WDG is not labeled for Dallisgrass. As an alternative you could use Certainty or Dismiss NXT depending upon the type of turf that you have.
Blindside Herbicide WDG is not safe to use on ryegrass and some other cool-season turf; it is primarily for use on warm-season grasses. A similar product for use on cool-season turf is Solitare WSL or Solitare WDG. Solitare contains Sulfentrazone to target broadleaf weeds and sedges, plus Quinclorac to target grassy weeds like crabgrass. If you only need the broadleaf weed and sedge control, then you can use Dismiss Herbicide, which contains only the sulfentrazone.
Tenacity is a uniqe herbicide in that it has both pre-emergent and post-emergent properties, so it may be especially useful if you need a product to apply at the same time as seeding. Tenacity will target yellow nutsedge but not purple nutsedge or kyllinga.
Blindside Herbicide WDG would be the best option to apply to established Bermuda for doveweed and buttonweed. It is not labeled for basketgrass, unfortunately, and there really are not a lot of options for treating this weed. It should be spot treated with RoundUp, and then reseed/resod in those areas, but see if the Blindside helps control it first to avoid another application.
Blindside Herbicide WDG would be a good option for control of dollarweed.
Blindside Herbicide WDG is not specifically labeled for eradicating palm sprouts on mature trees. We recommend that you consult with your local cooperative extension office Master Gardener for options/product suggestions. If they recommend a product, please let us know and we can check with our suppliers for you on availability.
Per the Blindside Herbicide WDG label: Blindside Herbicide has been found to be compatible with most herbicides, fungicides, insecticides and growth regulators commonly used in turf and ornamental plant management. However, when preparing a new tank mix conduct an appropriate compatibility test by mixing proportional amounts of all spray ingredients in a test vessel (jar) prior to tank mixing with other products. Shake mixture vigorously and allow it to stand for five to ten minutes. Rapid precipitations of the ingredients and failure to re-suspend when shaken indicates that the mixture is incompatible and should not be applied.
Blindside Herbicide WDG is not labeled for sandbur. Acclaim Extra Selective Herbicide is a post emergent labeled for sandbur and is safe in certain warm and cool season grasses. Please check the product label to ensure it will be safe for your specific turfgrass. Dimension 2EW is a great pre-emergent labeled to treat sandbur and is labeled safe in most cool and warm season grasses. Please check the label for your specific turfgrass.
Blindside Herbicide WDG is not specifically lableled to treat johnsongrass.
Blindside Herbicide is not labeled as safe to use on bahiagrass, so we do not recommend you use this on your mixed centipede and bahia lawn. On centipede only, you would use up to 3.25-5 oz to treat ½ acre in at least 10 gallons of water. We recommend using at least 1 gallon of water per 1,000 sq ft for most applications.
Blindside Herbicide WDG should be applied to established turf only. You will want to wait until you have been able to mow a few times.
Blindside Herbicide WDG is not labeled for sandspurs. Please take a look at Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer as it is labeled for both sandspurs and centipedegrass.
We are only aware of Blindside Herbicide WDG which is a water dispursable granule.
Blindside Herbicide when used across St Augustine grass should be used between 0.15 and 0.23 oz per 1000 sq/ft. If you used it at 0.32 oz this would have been too high of a rate for that grass type to tolerate. What blend of St Augustine grass do you have in the lawn? Certain cultivars are more sensitive to herbicide applications such as Floratam and Bitterblue. The Blindside Product Label also states that if its used with a surfactant then discoloration should be expected as it increases the chances of damage to the lawn and is not really required with this product to work effectively.
It is recommended that you wait about 1 week between applying Blindside Herbicide WDG and a Weed n Feed to avoid over stressing your turf.
As long as Blindside Herbicide WDG is mixed correctly and agitated occasionally it should not clog your sprayer.
Blindside Herbicide will generally turn target weeds yellow before they brown and die. Since fescue grass grows in clumps, you may need to reseed any areas that are bare after you kill undesirable plants in the lawn. Keep in mind that control of poa annua once it has seeded is very difficult.
Blindside Herbicide WDG is labeled to control nutsedge in your Bermuda lawn along with many other broadleaf weeds. However, it is not labeled for johnsongrass. Certainty would be an option for this.
Dichondra is not on the list of weeds controlled/suppressed by Blindside Herbicide. This plant is used so often as a desirable groundcover and it is not usually listed as a target weed on herbicide labels. However, the product should not be used around desirable ornamentals, shrubs, or trees.
Blindside Herbicide WDG is labeled to suppress Crabgrass. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions before use.
For a smaller lawn, you can use Image Kills Nutsedge to treat poa in a warm season lawns. For larger lawns, we recommend Certainty Herbicide. You also want to be sure you are using a pre-emergent in late summer/early fall before soil temps fall below about 70 degrees. This will help prevent germination of poa the following winter/spring.Prodiamine, Pendimethalin, or Dithiopyr are great active ingredients for this application. We have more tips and product suggestions for preventing poa annua in your lawn here.
