Fusilade II Herbicide is not labeled for dollarweed control. It can be tank mixed if tested first and the products are labeled for the same usage for targeted weeds and desired areas. Fusilade is safe around most established ornamentals, including azalea.
Fusilade II Herbicide is made to control grassy weeds only and should not harm the shrubs or ground covers that are listed on the product label.
According to the manufacturer, the Fusilade II Herbicide cannot be used in a container with cactus.
Fusilade II Herbicide is not labeled for dichondra. Please provide the plants that you are treating around and distance for an alternate product recommendation. Thank you!
You should keep any animals or people other than the applicator out of the treatment area until your application of Fusilade or other similar products is completely dry, usually 1-2 hours.
Yes you can mix Fusilade II Herbicide with other herbicides such as Prodiamine. Be sure that you are following the most restrictive product labeling. It is always recommended to do a small jar test to ensure there is no clumping or separating.
Since wiregrass is also a species of bermudagrass, there is not a product that would selectively remove it and not harm the bermuda. In this case it would be best to spot treat it with a product like RoundUp QuikPro and reseed the desirable bermuda in those areas.
Fusilade II Herbicide is not labeled for dollarweed specifically and is used to control grassy weeds. To control broadleaf weeds in landscape beds or around ornamentals, we would recommend using Snapshot 2.5 TG in early spring before the weeds germinate and spot treating the dollarweed when it is actively growing with a non selective herbicide like Roundup.
Fusilade II Herbicide is not labeled for hogweed therefore we could not guarantee its effectiveness. Unfortunately, we do not have an alternative for use in flower beds to treat for hogweed. We would suggest contacting your local master gardener for more specific assistance.
We apologize, but we are not familiar with a product called Fusilade Forte. We do have Fusilade II Herbicide, but this will kill your buffalo grass as it is a nonselective grass killer. Unfortunately, we do not have a product that is labeled to selectively kill couchgrass and not harm buffalo grass. Your best option would be to use a glyphosate based product like RoundUp QuikPro to spot treat then reseed/sod the buffalo in those areas.
Fusilade II Herbicide may discolor or suppress dymondia and is not labeled for either clover or oxalis. Unfortunately, we are not aware of a broadleaf herbicide that can safely be applied to dymondia. It is usually recommended to spot treat as much as possible with a nonselective herbicide such as Roundup QuikPro, and then replant in those areas in a couple of weeks when the weeds are gone. You may also want to contact your local cooperative extension office to see if they can recommend anything that has been successful for others in your area.
No, Fusilade II Herbicide does not control broadleaf weeds or sedges. We would recommend a product like SedgeHammer Herbicide. It is labeled to kill nutsedge without injury to most, if not all, warm and cool season grasses. We do recommend reading over the label to ensure it’s labeled for your type of turfgrass.
You should wait 24 hours after applying Fusilade II Herbicide to water the lawn. Be aware Fusilade II Herbicide is only labeled to be used on Tall Fescue when treating for bermudagrass only. It is not labeled to be used on fine fescue.
Fusilade II Herbicide can be re-applied every 28-30 days. Please see the product label for complete application instructions.
Fusilade II Herbicide is not labeled to be used around edible vegetation. If treated, blueberries should be discarded and not consumed. Please let us know what you are targeting for an alternate recommendation.
Fusilade II Herbicide is mixed at 0.75 fl oz with 0.5 fl oz of surfactant to one gallon of water for spot application. The label does state the rate for blanket treatment at 3-6 fl oz per acre.
Fusilade II Herbicide can be used on Asiatic and Star Jasmine for listed weeds; however, per the label, this product does not control nutsedge or dollarweed. Image Kills Nutsedge is labeled to control nutsedge and dollarweed on Confederate Jasmine and Asiatic Jasmine. On other varieties, we recommend spot treating a small area first.
Fusilade II Herbicide is labeled to remove bermudagrass from zoysia when used as directed on the product label. Apply 0.07-0.14 oz/1000 sq. ft. (3-6 oz./A) along with 0.25% v/v (1/2 pt./25 gals.) of a nonionic surfactant. Application should be made every 28 days when the grass weeds are actively growing.
Fusilade II Herbicide does list a few gazania species on the label as tolerable.
Fusilade II Herbicide will not control zoysia. For grass in planters you can use an Over The Top grass killer.
