Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide is a grass killer that is labeled to kill annual and preineal grasses in and around vegetables, gardens, trees, shrubs, ornamentals and ground covers. It is not labeled for use on lawns. Additionally, it is not labeled to treat for Japanese stiltgrass.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide does not list clover as one of the types of weeds controlled on the label. We would recommend using QuinKill Max Crabgrass & Weed Killer depending on what type of turf you have.
Spot Applications: Apply 1.45 fl ozs of QUIN KILL MAX per 1000 sq ft (0.75 lb ae/A) of treated area. Make 2 sequential applications of 1.0 fl oz (0.51 lb ae/A) of QUIN KILL MAX per 1000 sq ft and an additional sequential application up to 0.90 fl oz (0.46 lb ae/A) of QUIN KILL MAX per 1000 sq ft at 14- to 21-day intervals.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide is safe for use around roses as directed on the product label but it is not labeled to control zoysia. Using a product such as GlyPhoSel Pro as a spot treatment will work to treat the areas where you have the zoysia invading, but it will also kill anything it comes into contact with so be sure to avoid any drift/spray contacting the roses themselves.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide is not labeled to control brome aka cheatgrass. Cheatgrass isn’t listed on many labels as its hard to control. You will likely need to use a product like Roundup to spot treat the cheatgrass and then fill in the bare spots with grass seed to try and keep it from coming back. There are a few pre emergents on the market that claim to prevent cheatgrass so you can look over those to see if you want to use them for prevention this fall and next spring. The Dimension 2EW is labeled to prevent brome/cheatgrass and can be used to prevent it and other weeds like crabgrass in the lawn.
There shall be no rain expected within 24 hrs following the application of Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide for the most effective results.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide is safe to use in established Algerian Ivy and Grape Ivy for grassy weeds. If you have an ivy not listed on the product label, then we suggest testing a small area before applying over all of it.
Yes, the Hi Yield Grass Killer is labeled to be used to control grasses around squash, and would need a 14 day interval between the last application and when you plan to harvest the squash.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide is a grass killer than can harm the centipede lawn so we do not recommend using this product on it.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide should be applied when the weeds are actively growing for the best control. If you wish to prevent weeds from germinating, we would highly suggest the application of a pre-emergent herbicide.
Yes, Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide is labeled to eradicate grasses which would include Tall Fescue and Fine Fescue as they would be more sensitive to applications. Per the product label, Red Fescue, Chewings Fescue, Hard Fescue, and Dichondra Turfs are also tolerant to this product.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide can be used to treat the labeled grasses in juniper beds.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide is a grass killer which will also harm desirable types such as buffalo grass.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide is not labeled for use in residential lawns. It is designed for use in vegetables gardens, flower gardens, around trees & shrubs, in ornamental landscapes and on ground coverings.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide could be used for grasses around strawberry.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide should be applied as directed on the product label. We do not recommend that it be stored in a shed or area where there is exposure to extreme hot or cold temperatures. It should be applied when you are not expecting rainfall for at least 24 hrs following the application. You should apply Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide when the target plants are young and actively growing for best results. This is usually when temperatures are around 60-85 degrees F.
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide will control Bentgrass. Since it's not labeled for use around Vinca Minor we cannot recommend to apply it there. Spot treatment would be our recommendation.
Yes, Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide can be used over garden peas.
Variegata, Youngstown blue rug juniper is listed as tolerable on the product label for Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide
Hi-Yield Grass Killer Post-Emergent Herbicide could be harmful to both Bermuda and St. Augustine Grasses.