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Asked by David from Lubbock Tx02/15/2020QHow warm should it be to apply Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide?A
Pre-emergents, such as Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide, should be applied when the soil temperature reaches 55 degrees Fahrenheit in the spring and before it falls below 55 degrees Fahrenheit in the fall months.
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Asked by Marie from Florence, Ky05/25/2019QHow long after an application of Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer can I plant Hosta and sew dill seeds?
The product was applied 5-24.APer the product label, you can use Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Trelan Herbicide before or after planting but prior to germination of target weeds, or immediately after culmination of listed tolerant species. You should not use this product around transplants until the soil or potting…
Read Full Answer »Per the product label, you can use Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Trelan Herbicide before or after planting but prior to germination of target weeds, or immediately after culmination of listed tolerant species. You should not use this product around transplants until the soil or potting media is settled by packing and irrigation through watering or rainfall. Since hostas are not listed as tolerant on the label, you would need to make a trial application at a small rate around a few plants and then observe them for 30-60 days after application to determine tolerance. We would not recommend planting seeds in an area where this product has been applied for 4-6 months, until the pre-emergent has worn off. -
Asked by Woodrow from Arkoma Ok10/13/2021QI have a Scott's turf builder 22 inch spreader, do you have a setting for this? What are the rates per sq?A
The Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide can be applied to listed areas at 80 lbs./acre (1.8 lbs./1000 sq. ft.). That breaks down to about 0.23 oz per square foot in listed areas. We recommend that you calibrate your spreader over a small area before treating the entire are…
Read Full Answer »The Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide can be applied to listed areas at 80 lbs./acre (1.8 lbs./1000 sq. ft.). That breaks down to about 0.23 oz per square foot in listed areas. We recommend that you calibrate your spreader over a small area before treating the entire area. Keep in mind that this product is not labeled for use on turfgrass. -
Asked by D.04/13/2021QIs The Anderson's Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan safe to use around pets?A
Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide is safe for pets if used as directed. Keep pets out of the treating area until the proudct has fully dried.
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Asked by Todd from Dfw Area, Texas04/29/2021QDoes The Anderson's Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide prevent nutsedge in mulched areas with plants around the house?A
No, Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide does not prevent nutsedge or other sedges. The only pre-emergent we have for nutsedge that is labeled for use around some ornamentals is Pennant Magum. Please review the full product label to see if this is safe for use around your pla…
Read Full Answer »No, Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide does not prevent nutsedge or other sedges. The only pre-emergent we have for nutsedge that is labeled for use around some ornamentals is Pennant Magum. Please review the full product label to see if this is safe for use around your plants. -
Asked by Barry from Muleshoe, Tx05/29/2021QWhy is The Anderson's Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide not for use on turfgrass?A
Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide is a product that is designed to target and kill many types of turfgrasses, grassy weeds, and labeled broadleaf weeds. The active ingredient Treflan (Trifluralin) is not safe for use on desirable turfgrasses and will injure them. Please …
Read Full Answer »Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide is a product that is designed to target and kill many types of turfgrasses, grassy weeds, and labeled broadleaf weeds. The active ingredient Treflan (Trifluralin) is not safe for use on desirable turfgrasses and will injure them. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions. Please let us know if you need a recommendation for a pre-emergent to use on your turfgrass. -
Asked by Lisa from Lenoir, Nc03/05/2022QCan The Anderson's Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide be used on vegetable gardens?A
Andersons Weed and Grass Preventer with 5% Treflan Herbicide is not labeled as safe for use on fruits or vegetables. Please view our entire selection of Products For Edible Gardens & Plants to see if we carry another product that would be better suited for your specific needs.