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Mec Amine D 3-Way Broadleaf Herbicide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by George from Pittsford
    09/14/2018
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    Will Mec Amine D 3-Way Broadleaf Herbicide kill nutsedge?
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    Mec Amine D 3-Way Broadleaf Herbicide is not labeled for nutsedge. If you are having problems with nutsedge in a residential lawn, we would suggest using a product like Sedgehammer Herbicide. 

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  • Asked by Dennis from Greenville, In
    04/23/2017
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    Will Mec Amine D 3-Way Broadleaf Herbicide kill wild violets? If so, what rate would I use?
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    Mec Amine D 3-Way Broadleaf Herbicide is not labeled for wild violet. 

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  • Asked by Virginia from Archbold, Oh
    11/18/2016
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    What if I used too much Mec Amine D 3-Way Broadleaf Herbicide on my yard?
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    If you over-apply Mec Amine D 3-Way Broadleaf Herbicide or any similar post-emergent herbicide, then you risk damaging your desirable turf. You may need to fertilize to help turf recover, or if there is irreparable damage, then you may need to reseed those areas the next season. We encourage you always to read and follow the product label instructions for any herbicides.

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