ORNAMENTAL HERBICIDES FINALE 5L


Finale is a non-selective herbicide. It controls grasses and broad-leaved weeds. Use for weed control around non-edible ornamental crops including trees and shrubs and in tree nurseries. May be used to ‘burn- off’ weeds in shrub beds prior to treatment with residual herbicide. Use for preparing sports-turf for line marking.


Application Rate: 5L/Ha Pack Coverage: 5L covers 10,000m2 AI: 120g/litre (11.33% w/w) glufosinate-ammonium. MAPP no. 10092


Product Code 112FINAL0500


Product Finale 5L


Price £97.50 per 5L


is a liquid formulation pre and post emergence herbicide offering both knockdown and residual control of a wide range of weeds.


FESTIVAL® Festival®


Key features and benefits • Controls and prevents weeds in ornamental trees and shrubs • Both pre and post emergence efficacy • Ideal alternative to dichlobenil products • Up to 6 months residual action • More cost effective than multiple glyphosate treatments Application Rate: 4-8L/Ha in 300-1000 litres of water AI: 250g/l (25.5% w/w) oxadiazon MAPP no. 14606


Product Code 114FESTI0100


Product Festival 1L


Price £41.00 per 1L


1L


FLEXIDOR 1L


Another safe broad spectrum residual herbicide which can be used on new or established plantings. Controls a wide range of broad-leaved germinating weeds but not grass weeds. As such it makes an ideal partner for a tank mix with Kerb (propyzamide).


Application Rate: 2L per Ha. AI: 125g/litre (12.14% w/w) isoxaben MAPP no. 10946


Product Code 114FLEXI0500


Product Flexidor 1L


Price £72.50 per 1L


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