Lawn

• May be applied as a single application or split applications in the spring and early summer or fall no closer than 30 days after the initial application
• Apply in spring after the lawn is actively growing and has been mowed 2 times
• Apply in fall no closer than (2 - 6 weeks) before the first historical frost date for your area
• For grassy weeds such as crabgrass, apply in spring and/or early summer
• For best results, apply two weeks before anticipated weed seed germination or when weeds are small and actively growing (when crabgrass is emerging and is visible in thin turf areas)
• For broadleaf weed control, apply in spring and fall
• Apply when the air is calm to avoid drift onto desirable plants
• Apply when temperatures are between 50 degrees F and 90 degrees F, and not above 85 degrees F on Bermudagrass

Spray when listed grass weeds are small and actively growing and temperatures are below 90 degrees F.

To control Bermudagrass, up to seven applications spaced one month apart may be required. Make the first application in the spring when the Bermudagrass begins to green up. Repeat the following growing season if necessary.

Do not make more than three applications per year.

Before treating new or renovated lawns, new grass seedlings must be at least 1 month old, 3 months for Kentucky bluegrass). Kentucky bluegrass sod must be at least 1 month old since installation.

Treated fescue and perennial ryegrass lawns may be re-seeded immediately after application, however, wait 3 weeks after application to Kentucky bluegrass before reseeding.

Do NOT use around these ornamental plants: barharbor juniper, philodendron, pittosporum, podocarpus, salvia.

This product can be applied as a preventative action (pre-flood treatment) before sites fill with water. This product may also be used in sites that intermittently fill with water. 

This product will control mosquito larvae for up to 60 days when immersed in water. Reapply after 60 days as needed.

Cool Season Turf: in the Spring, beginning mid-April through early-May, or when daily highs begin to approach or exceed 60 degrees F for several consecutive days.

Apply when lawn is actively growing and temperatures are at least in the 50 degrees F.

Discount use before the onset of hot weather when the grass growth rate normally slows down on its own or when daily highs exceed 75 degrees F for several consecutive days.

When weeds are actively growing.

Can be used at any time during the year.

Anytime in early spring or fall

Spray when weeds are small and actively growing when temperatures are below 90 degrees Fahrenheit, 85 degrees Fahrenheit for Bermudagrass.

Spray when weeds are small and actively growing when temperatures are below 90 degrees.

Do not apply to Bermudagrass lawns when daytime temperatures exceed 85 degrees F.

Spray when weeds are small and actively growing when temperatures are below 90 degrees Fahrenheit, 85 degrees Fahrenheit for Bermudagrass.

Spray when listed grass weeds are small and actively growing and temperatures are below 90 degrees F.

To control Bermudagrass, up to seven applications spaced one month apart may be required. Make the first application in the spring when the Bermudagrass begins to green up. Repeat the following growing season if necessary.

Do not make more than three applications per year.

Before treating new or renovated lawns, new grass seedlings must be at least 1 month old, 3 months for Kentucky bluegrass). Kentucky bluegrass sod must be at least 1 month old since installation.

Treated fescue and perennial ryegrass lawns may be re-seeded immediately after application, however, wait 3 weeks after application to Kentucky bluegrass before reseeding.

Do NOT use around these ornamental plants: barharbor juniper, philodendron, pittosporum, podocarpus, salvia.

Surface Pests: whenever insects are present.

White Grubs: May through July.

European crane fly larvae: apply once, when adult insects are present in large numbers.

Due to pest activity differences, consult your local cooperative extension service for guidance on timing of application. To find your local extension agent, visit www.csrees.usda.gov.

Surface Pests: Treat when pests or damage first appear.

Subsurface Pests: apply when the insects are actively feeding near the soil surface.

To treat an existing disease: apply at first sign of disease.

To prevent diseases: make first application before conditions are favorable for disease.