EndRun Herbicide with Trimec - Questions & Answers

EndRun Herbicide with Trimec does not come smaller sizes. The shelf life on most liquid herbicides all depends on how they are stored. If the product has been tightly sealed and kept out of sunlight and extreme temperatures, the shelf life is 3-5 years.

End Run can be used on hybrid Bermuda Grass and Zoysia Grass as listed on the product label. If you would like to use End Run on centipedegrass, you must use it 1/2 the usage rate as listed on the product label according to the manufacturer.

Endrun is labeled for thistle and should help get rid of the thistle in your yard as long as it is still actively growing. You will use 1.1-1.5 oz per gallon of water depending on the type of grass you have . Please refer to the Endrun product label for complete usage instructions.

Apply 1.1 to 1.5 fluid ounces of EndRun per 1,000 square feet with spray volumes ranging from 0.5 to 5.0 gallons per 1,000 square feet of turf. Like most herbicides, there is not a specific amount of Endrun needed per gallon of water. Your goal with herbicides is to get the recommended amount of product over the area to be treated. We strongly recommend that you read over the Endrun product label to determine the correct usage rate for your needs. Page 2 of the product label has specific usage rates for spot spraying.

You would treat an application of EndRun Herbicide like the application of any other product. Keep pets and children out of the area being treated both during the application and until the product has dried completely. Once dry, you can resume all normal activity on the lawn. Please let us know if you have any other questions.

Like most herbicides, there is not a specific amount of Endrun needed per gallon of water. Your goal with herbicides is to get the recommended amount of product over the area to be treated. In this case the product label says you should use 1.8 pints - 4.0 pints of Endrun per acre (the actual amount you use will depend on the grasses you are treating) using 5-75 gallons of water. The actual amount of water you use is not very important as water is just the carrier. It is very important to make sure you are applying the correct amount of product over the area to be treated. Some grasses are more sensitive than others and the Endrun product label does give special instructions for those grasses so we do recommend that you read the product label completely before using the product.

Our most popular general weed control product that is selective, meaning it will not harm your turf grass but it will kill your weeds, is End Run. End Run is labeled for just about any weed you could have and will not harm your grass.  Best of all, it comes with a surfactant already mixed in the product so you do not have to purchase and mix a surfactant separately like you do with most of the other herbicides that we sell. Here is a link to the End Run:  http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/endrun-herbicide-with-trimec-p-1501.html

As far as diquat, you can use that to kill weeds, but it will also kill everything else it touches including your turf grass.  You can over-seed after using diquat, but just remember it kills everything it touches.  You should use the End Run if you don't want to kill your grass and only kill your weeds. 

According to the product label: Do not broadcast apply when air temperatures exceed 85°F; some injury may be expected with spot treatments when air temperatures exceed 85°F. Delay mowing 1 to 2 days before and after the application of this product.  Do not apply this product immediately before rainfall or irrigation. Do not irrigate or water the turfgrass within 24 hours after application.

EndRun Herbicide cannot be used on St. Augustine turf of any kind, primarily due to the volatility of the 2,4-D. (EndRun did have a previous label that allowed for use on St. Augustine turf, however that labeling has changed.) You should also note that most herbicides including EndRun specifically label their products 'not for use on drought stressed grass'.

Yes you can use this product to spot spray being carefull to not overlap heavily. You will need to still mix up the product at the rate for which turf you are treating on as if you were broadcast spreading as this label does not provide a different rate for this specific application. Like most herbicides, there is not a specific amount of Endrun needed per gallon of water. Your goal with herbicides is to get the recommended amount of product over the area to be treated. In this case the product label says you should use 1.8 pints - 4.0 pints of Endrun per acre (the actual amount you use will depend on the grasses you are treating) using 5-75 gallons of water. The actual amount of water you use is not very important as water is just the carrier. It is very important to make sure you are applying the correct amount of product over the area to be treated. Some grasses are more sensitive than others and the Endrun product label does give special instructions for those grasses so we do recommend that you read the product label completely before using the product.

No, Endrun Herbicide is not labeled to be used to control crabgrass. An alternative that we would recommend is Drive XLR8: it works for crabgrass as well as several other kinds of grassy and broadleaf weeds. Please read the label carefully to see if this product is compatible with the type of grass where you would like to apply it.

You should try to use up the bottle within 3 years of the date of purchase. EndRun Herbicide with Trimec must be stored out of extreme temperatures and out of direct sunlight.

EndRun is not actually labeled to treat for sandbur.  We do carry the Celsius WG which is labeled for sandbur and can be used on Bermudagrass

EndRun has a variety of Clovers on the label, wild violets and other broad leaf weeds that it controls. Although it does not specifically state "purple violet clover" we do believe this product would harm it. If you would like further information you can contact the manufacturer Helena Chemical at 1-901-761-0050

Yes, you can apply EndRun Herbicide with a hose end sprayer. You can set the dial settings according to the product label instructions.

Our most popular general weed control product that is selective, meaning it will not harm your turf grass but it will kill your weeds, is EndRun.  

EndRun is labeled for just about any weed you could have including clover, dandelions, and chickweed and will not harm your grass.  Best of all, it comes with a surfactant already mixed in the product so you do not have to purchase and mix a surfactant separately like you do with most of the other herbicides that we sell.

On page 4 of the EndRun Herbicide product label, it says that adding spray additives such as adjuvants or tank mixtures may alter the selectivity of the herbicide and may damage the leaf tissue of turfgrass. On the other hand, Drive XLR8 should always be applied with an appropriate surfactant, preferably one with methylated seed oil, such as the Dyneamic Surfactant.  While sometimes 2 different herbicides can be mixed together, it would probably be best to apply these two herbicides separately.

Yes, EndRun Herbicide with Trimec will kill chickweed when it is actively growing. The Q4 Plus Turf Herbicide would be a great post emergent crabgrass killer that is safe to use on Bermuda lawns.

Yes, EndRun Herbicide with Trimec is labeled to eliminate aster heath. The amount of product you use will depend on the type of turf you are treating. The amounts are based on warm and cool season turf. It is recommended that you spot treat the areas where the problematic plant is. This product is safe to use around ornamentals if you are using it as directed per the label.

Endrun Herbicide with Trimec lists their ingredients as follow : 2,4-D 30.56%, MCPP 8.17% and Dicamba 2.77% . You can read find the MSDS link here and we would recommend contacting the manufacuter Helena Chemical directly for any additional information at 901-761-0050.