CONTROLS Jewel Herbicide and Mosskiller 1.5kg
Jewel is the first weed and mosskiller on the market. Two powerful herbicides combine to make this product unique. Jewel has a post emergence contact activity with Carfentrazone-ethyl and a systemic activity with Mecoprop-P.
It can be used on all turf grass species. • Dual Activity: Controls weeds and moss • Dual Action: Contact and systemic • Selective post emergence herbicide
• For managed amenity turf and amenity grassland
• Gives complete weed kill, right down to the roots • Developed in extensive trials programme Application Rate: 1.5kg per ha in 500 litres of water Contains: 1.5% w/w carfentrazone and 60% w/w mecoprop-p MAPP NO: 14327
Estermone 5L
A broad spectrum selective weedkiller for use on turf.
• Controls a wide range of weeds including white clover on all areas of turf
• Showerproof formulation, resists wash off by rain
• Low application rate.
• Can be tank mixed with 50-50 liquid turf fertilisers or Seaturf Super Concentrate
• Concentrated formulation reduces storage and disposal costs
Application Rate: 2.8-4.2l per ha in 250-450l water Knapsack Rate: 112-244ml in 10l water Contains: 200g/l 2,4-D as the iso-octyl ester and 35g/l dicamba Mapp No: 13792
Esteem® Esteem®
2L
sets the standard in outstanding control of difficult weeds in managed amenity turf, whilst maintaining excellent safety to turf grass species.
• Very powerful 3 - way mix of herbicides
• Controls a broad spectrum of weeds including creeping buttercup, plantain, daisy, dandelion and white clover
• Re-seeding possible after 6 weeks
• Wide application window and rainfast after 1 hour
• Water based weedkiller for managed amenity turf with low odour
Application Rate: 3l per ha in 200-400l water Knapsack Rate: 150ml in 10l water Contains: 35g/l clopyralid, 175g/l mcpa, 150g/l 2,4-D Mapp No: 12555
ESTEEM IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC Depitox 5L
Depitox is a selective herbicide for the control of many broad-leaved weeds including ragwort in amenity grassland situations, such as golf courses, playing fields, roadside verges and ornamental lawns. It may also be used in situations in or near water.
• Control on a wide range of broad leaved weeds in amenity situations
• Has approval for the control of aquatic weeds in or near water
• Economical and well proven • Ragwort control achieved when plant is in rosette stage Application Rate: 3.3l per ha in 200l water Spot Spraying: 250mls in 20l of water
Contains: 500g/l (42.7% w/w) 2, 4-D as the dimethylamine salt. Soluble concentrate formulation. Mapp No: 13258
Barrier H 5L
Barrier H is an innovation in ragwort control, destroying this deadly weed in record time, right through to the root. Barrier H can be applied at all stages of growth. Unlike any other spray, Barrier H can be sprayed onto flowerheads only to stop the seeding process straight away. Ideal for Councils, Highway Authorities and Network Rail faced with complaints from neighbouring landowners.
This environmentally friendly and effective all year round control for ragwort. Sold as a ready to use spot spray in a 5l container with
applicator gun. Within hours of application, small rosettes are dead - right through to the roots.
Contains: 22.9% citronella oil Mapp No: 10136
Rescue 1L
Rescue is a selective herbicide for control of ryegrass in established turf. It can also control other undesirable grasses such as yorkshire fog. Browntop bent and smooth stalked meadow grass may suffer temporary yellowing after application, and highland bent has shown to be susceptible. For use on golf courses only.
Application Rates:
Spring 1-1.3l per ha in 250-500l water Autumn 1l per ha in 250-500l water
Knapsack Rate: 80ml in 20l water to cover 800m2
Maximum number of treatments - 2 per annum
Contains: 100g/l pinoxaden Mapp No: 14518
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TURF SELECTIVE HERBICIDES
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