××Weeds - شناسنامه علفهای هرز
One of the best weapons against weeds is to create a healthy plant. In almost every case, weeds, insects and disease seek plants that are in stress. If a grass is growing in a healthy, balanced soil, if it is mowed correctly and watered properly it will be able to withstand almost anything that comes it's way. If it is deficient in any of these categories, it can be taken over or killed quit easily.
If chemicals are needed, first identify the weed. This section will help you. After you have succeeded this, then you can come to our herbicide page. This will help you decide which chemical will be best suited for your needs.
Weeds are the number one pest problem in lawns, golf courses and athletic fields. A weed is any undesirable or unwanted plant. For instance bermuda is a turfgrass, but if you have a fescue lawn and bermuda begins to creep in, the bermuda now becomes a weed.
Weeds come from animals, people, wind and tubers. Weeds are unwanted because they are nuisances, cause extra mowing and obstruct water flow in drainage ditches. They also harbor insects and diseases that may attack turf and other plants.
Poison ivy causes skin irritation and stinging nettle (bull nettle) causes a skin rash. Cool season weeds reduce the vigor of most turf by competing for moisture, nutrients & light.
Effective chemical weed control requires proper identification of the weed. Effective control also requires accurate timing of applications, proper rate of application and proper uniformity of application. Follow all label recommendations.
Identify the season - Cool season weeds – germinate in fall & die in heat. Warm season weeds– germinate in spring & die in cold.
This list is for helping you identify the specific weed. No chemical recomendations are given.
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If chemicals are needed, first identify the weed. This section will help you. After you have succeeded this, then you can come to our herbicide page. This will help you decide which chemical will be best suited for your needs.
Weeds are the number one pest problem in lawns, golf courses and athletic fields. A weed is any undesirable or unwanted plant. For instance bermuda is a turfgrass, but if you have a fescue lawn and bermuda begins to creep in, the bermuda now becomes a weed.
Weeds come from animals, people, wind and tubers. Weeds are unwanted because they are nuisances, cause extra mowing and obstruct water flow in drainage ditches. They also harbor insects and diseases that may attack turf and other plants.
Poison ivy causes skin irritation and stinging nettle (bull nettle) causes a skin rash. Cool season weeds reduce the vigor of most turf by competing for moisture, nutrients & light.
Effective chemical weed control requires proper identification of the weed. Effective control also requires accurate timing of applications, proper rate of application and proper uniformity of application. Follow all label recommendations.
Identify the season - Cool season weeds – germinate in fall & die in heat. Warm season weeds– germinate in spring & die in cold.
This list is for helping you identify the specific weed. No chemical recomendations are given.
