Certainty Herbicide - 1.25 oz. is applied per acre with sufficient volume of water (10-50 gallons for ground equipment) to cover the acre (other mix rates listed on the label for smaller areas). The tank mixing instructions with other products can be found here.
Certainty Herbicide is not labeled for applications to carpetgrass so could injure it but is safe for bermuda. Â We are unable to find a selective that can be used for poa annua safely in this turf. Â You can use Dimension 2EW for pre emergent prevention of poa annua and spot treat actively growing …
Read Full Answer »You could use a product like Dismiss Turf Herbicide to kill sedge and other weeds in the area. The most effective sedge products kill the plant slowly, and can often take a repeat application after 6 weeks to see full control. Nutsedge spreads through nutlets and tubers below the ground, so often wh…
Read Full Answer »Certainty Herbicide - 1.25 oz. is safe to apply on Zoysia but not if it is in a transitional state. You will want to wait till your lawn is fully green before applying any products on it or apply only as a spot treatment directly to weeds.
When trying to kill green Kyllinga, it is best to apply Certainty Herbicide - 1.25 oz. when the Kyllinga is actively growing. The best time to apply is in the spring.
Certainty Herbicide - 1.25 oz. is not labeled for Kentucky Blue Grass. For Poa Triviales in cool-season lawns, you will need to use Acclaim Extra Selective HerbicideÂ
Certainty Herbicide is not typically applied in areas where edible vegetation is planted since its an herbicide for lawns. If an area of of lawn where it was applied is being converted into a vegetable garden area in the ground, the manufacturer recommends waiting at least 1 year from the last appli…
Read Full Answer »Unfortunately, there has not been any testing done by the manufacturer of Tenacity on the compatibility of tank mixing Tenacity Herbicide and Certainty Herbicide. We would suggest doing a small compatibility test in glass jar to see if the products separate or clump in any way. The Certainty Herbici…
Read Full Answer »Certainty Herbicide can be used to measure with another larger utensil (dedicated for this use or disposable)Â if desired. The application rate is 3 - 5 small scoops or 1 - 2 large scoops per gallon of water per 1,000 sq. ft. Depending on if you need to measure out the equivalent of small or larg…
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Certainty Herbicide is safe for use on Bahia grass but is not labeled to control chamber bitter. It is also only a post-emergent it will not work as a pre.
The Certainty Herbicide - 1.25 oz. label indicates this can be applied around established woody ornamental plants as a directed spray. Neither crepe myrtle nor maple are listed as tolerant to over-the-top sprays, so be careful that you do not spray exposed roots or any green leafy tissue of those tr…
Read Full Answer »Certainty Herbicide - 1.25 oz. is not labeled to control goosegrass.Â
While Certainty Herbicide - 1.25 oz.  cannot be applied to cool season lawns SedgeHammer + Herbicide provides selective post-emergent control of purple nutsedge, and can safely be applied to well established cool season turf grass types such as Kentucky Bluegrass, tall and fine fescue, and peren…
Read Full Answer »Certainty Herbicide is labeled for warm season turfgrasses only and with Scotts Classic Grass Seed Sun and Shade Mix containing a mix blend of tall fescues and kentucky bluegrass, applying Certainty would injure your newly seeded lawn. View our Weed and Disease Articles in our Lawn Care Gui…
Read Full Answer »Certainty Herbicide is not labeled for use on Kentucky Bluegrass or other cool-season turfs. Acclaim Extra Herbicide is labeled to treat johnsongrass in Kentucky Bluegrass lawns. According to the product label, you will apply 20 fl oz per acre (0.46 fl oz per 1,000 sq ft) as soon as the weed…
Read Full Answer »Certainty Herbicide is only labeled for warm season turfgrass and would injure cool season turfgrasses. Unfortunately, since poa trivialis is also a cool season grass, there is not a selective herbicide that would kill the poa trivialis without also killing the desirable turf. Spot treating t…
Read Full Answer »Certainty Herbicide can be tank mixed with other herbicides such as Image Kills Nutsedge as long as they're compatible. We recommend doing a small jar test to be sure and as long as they are compatible and the use of a surfactant does not affect your treatment it will be fine. View the indivi…
Read Full Answer »Depending on the specific weeds you are targeting, either Celsius WG Herbicide or Certainty Herbicide would be a great broad spectrum for broadleaf and grassy weeds in warm season turfgrasses such as Bermuda. Certainty is however labeled for purple nutsedge, yellow nutsedge and kyllinga where …
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Certainty Herbicide is not for use on golf course putting greens.
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