Fertilome Weed Free Zone should be applied 15 ft away from fruit trees.
An off label or heavy application of Fertilome Weed Free Zone could result in undesirable results such as burning or injury to the turf.
A fungus causes peach leaf curl, which begins as reddish areas on infected peach leaves. The areas thicken into red warts that cause the leaves to twist and curl. The fungal spores break through the leaf tissue, turning the spots gray and powdery. Infected leaves may turn yellow, orange, or purple, and drop prematurely. Infected twigs on peach trees swell, become stunted, and may die. On rare occasions, the fruit is infected and develops raised wart-like growths that become corky and crack. A good option for this is Fertilome Triple Action. This is a miticide, fungicide, and insecticide all in one and is safe for use on edibles such as peaches.
The mixing ratio for Fertilome Weed Free Zone is 1.5-2 fl. oz. per gallon of water. The mixing ratio for Hi-Yield Spreader Sticker is 2-4 teaspoons per gallon of water. You will set your Ortho Dial and Spray with the amount that coordinates to 1 gallon of water being mixed with the product.
Fertilome Weed Free Zone is a liquid concentrate, so you will need to mix it with water and apply with a hand pump sprayer. You will mix at the rate of 1.5 oz - 2 oz. per gallon of water per 1,000 sq. ft. Please see the product label for complete application instructions for the specific weeds you need to treat.
We would recommend using Fertilome Weed Free Zone. It is safe for use on centipede grass and is labeled for creeping charlie. The mixing ratio is 0.75-1.5 fl. oz. per gallon of water.
Fertilome Weed Free Zone should not harm bees as it is a herbicide only. To avoid any possible contact with bees, apply in the early morning or late evening when bees are less active.
Fertilome Weed Free Zone will not harm Kentucky Bluegrass, Perennial Ryegrass, Tall Fescue, Red Fescue, Colonial Bentgrass, Common Bermuda Grass, Hybrid Bermuda Grass, Bahia Grass, Zoysia Grass, Buffalo Grass, St. Augustine and Centipede Grasses.
Areas treated with Fertilome Weed Free Zone may be reseeded or sodded 2 weeks after the application, per the product label.
Per the product label for Fertilome Weed Free Zone treated areas may be reseeded 2 weeks after application.
The Fertilome Weed Free Zone is labled for pepperweed and will cover a wide variety of other broadleaf weeds as well. See the instructions in the product label for mixing rates.
Fertilome Weed Free Zone is not labeled to control sand burs. For pre-emergent control you could use a product called Prodiamine 65 WDG.
Only rain or watering within 4 hours of application of the Fertilome Weed Free Zone would decrease the effectiveness. Rain 24 hours after application should not effect the application.
Mowing is delayed before applying the Fertilome Weed Free Zone to avoid stressing the desirable turf before application, and delayed after to allow the product time to be absorbed throughout the weed to the roots before being removed.
After applying Fertilome Weed Free Zone, you should not mow the lawn for two days.
Fertilome Weed Free Zone will be less effective when using at temperatures less than 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
We would not recommend applying two different post-emergent herbicides to your lawn at the same time because of risk of injury or damage. We would recommend waiting a period of at least 30 days between applications.
You can reseed 2 weeks after application of Fertilome Weed Free Zone. Please refer to the product label for specific mixing and application instructions.
Fertilome weed free zone will kill clover that is actively growing. Depending on where you are located and pre emergent you used, you may need to make another application with the pre emergent in the Spring.
Fertilome Weed Free Zone will kill wild violets and many other common broadleaf weeds and is safe to use in most types of turf. Be sure to check the product label to be sure it is safe to use on your type of turfgrass.
