We only carry 2.5 jugs of Prograss EC Herbicide.
If you plan to tank mix with another herbicide, then be sure you do a small jar test for compatibility first. I would also spot treat a small area of grass for tolerance since the turf will be more stressed in summer. Please note, Prograss EC Herbicide may be applied to residential lawns by licensed or certified applicators. Prograss EC Herbicide is not intended for use by homeowners.
Prograss EC Herbicide provides both a pre-emergent and post-emergent control of Poa annua in overseeded bermudagrass and cool-season turf grasses. Please note, Prograss EC Herbicide may be applied to residential lawns by licensed or certified applicators. Prograss EC Herbicide is not intended for use by homeowners.
Pre-emergents like Prograss EC Herbicide are applied when ground temperatures are consistently at 55 degrees. Because that exact time varies from region to region, we suggest speaking to your county extension office for timing in your area. Please note, Prograss EC Herbicide may be applied to residential lawns by licensed or certified applicators. Prograss EC Herbicide is not intended for use by homeowners. Please check out our Poa guide here for more information: https://www.domyown.com/poa-annua-identification-guide-a-569.html
Prograss EC Herbicide should NOT be applied to residential lawns by homeowners and it cannot be applied to St. Augustine that has not been established for six months.
We recommend avoid mowing within 2 days prior or 2 days after applying herbicides such as Prograss EC Herbicide as this can cause undue stress to your turfgrass.
Please view the product label for more information.
Prograss EC Herbicide can be applied to Ryegrass in both Spring and Fall but for Kentucky Bluegrass, fall applications are recommended. Please review the Application Rates and Timing on page 5 of the product label for more information and we also recommend checking with your local extension office for the best timing in your area.
Yes, this restriction applies to all states. Your landscaper can apply Prograss EC Herbicide if they have an applicator's license. You can find licensed applicators by calling professional landscape companies and inquiring if they are licensed applicators.
is mixed at the rate of 1.5 - 6 oz. in 1/2 to 1-1/2 gallons of water per 1,000 sq ft depending on turf type you are treating however it is only allowed for application by licensed applicators. Please refer to the product label for complete instructions.
You should not apply Prograss EC Herbicide to Bermudagrass during Spring transition. Per the product label: "The final PROGRASS Herbicide application should be made to Bermudagrass no later than February 1st or 4 weeks prior to breaking of winter dormancy. Late applications (within 4 weeks of breaking dormancy) to turf that will be breaking dormancy may temporarily delay resumption of active growth (spring green-up) of Bermudagrass in the spring." Another popular product for controlling poa annua in Bermudagrass is Certainty Herbicide. Certainty will also work best when the poa is young (before tillering). We do not recommend applying post-emergent herbicides to Bermudagrass during Spring green up. In warm areas, the poa will die out on its own in the summer, and then we would recommend using a pre-emergent herbicide such as Prodiamine 65 WDG in late summer and fall to prevent the poa annua going forward.
