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TURF SELECTIVE HERBICIDES Longbow®


Longbow® is a translocated selective herbicide which targets a wide range of turf weeds. Longbow’s special formulation allows uptake through both the leaves and the roots providing exceptional weed control. Longbow’s powerful combination of 4 active ingredients ensures you are on target. Ideal for managed amenity turf including sports turf areas and lawns.


Hysward P


Hysward-P is an effective selective herbicide for the control of a wide range of annual and perennial weeds in amenity grassland and managed amenity turf. Ideal for sports turf, parks, cemeteries and airfields. Approved for application through vehicle mounted hydraulic sprayers.


Cabadex®


Cabadex® herbicide is a latest generation selective herbicide for the control of broad-leaved weeds in managed amenity turf and amenity grassland including professional lawncare. The unique formulation containing florasulam and fluroxypyr allows it to be used on newly sown turf from the two leaf stage.


Praxys®


Praxys® is a high performance, highly concentrated systemic selective weed killer which is rainfast within one hour of application. Praxys® combines three powerful herbicides, to create a weed killer that rapidly enters target weeds, travelling through the whole plant to give complete kill right down to the roots. Approved for use on managed amenity turf and amenity grassland. Maximum of 1 application per year.


Depitox®


Depitox® is a well proven popular 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. Ragwort control achieved when plant is in rosette stage.


Optica® Tank mix with Depitox®


Optica® is a hormone selective herbicide which is absorbed by both shoots and roots and rapidly translocated within herbaceous plants. Approved for the control of a wide range of broad-leaved weeds in amenity grassland and managed amenity turf. Can be tank-mixed with Depitox® at a maximum rate of 3.3 L/ha for improved control of some perennial broad-leaved weeds.


Mapp No: AI: Pack Size:


Application Rate: Water Volume:


Pack Coverage:


Longbow® 16528


70 g/L 2,4-D, 70 g/L MCPA, 42 g/L mecoprop-P and 20 g/L dicamba


5 L 7.5 L/ha


400-800 L/ha 0.6 ha


Hysward-P 17609


92 g/L mecoprop-p, 16 g/L dicamba and 101 g/L MCPA


5 L/ 10 L 5-6 L/ha


200-500 L/ha


5 L-1-0.83 ha/ 10 L-2-1.6 ha


Cabadex® 13948


100 g/L


fluroxypyr and 2.5 g/L


florasulam 5 L


2 L/ha


200 L/ha 2.5 ha


Praxys® 13912


80 g/L clopyralid, 2.5 g/L florasulam and 100 g/L fluroxypyr


2 L


1-2 L/ha 200 L/ha


2-1 ha


Depitox® 13258


500 g/L (40.1% w/w) 2,4-D as the


dimethylamine salt 5 L


0.7-3.3 L/ha 110-400 L/ha


7-1.5 ha


Optica® 14373


600 g/L (48% w/w) mecoprop-P


10 L


1.5-2.4 L/ha 185-400 L/ha


6.6-5 ha


Use pesticides safely. Visit amenity.co.uk for material safety data sheets.


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