Trimec Lawn Weed Killer is a herbicide that controls more than 230 listed broadleaf weeds in cool- and warm-season lawns.
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1 Trimec Lawn Weed Killer (# ) Trimec Lawn Weed Killer is a herbicide that controls more than 230 listed broadleaf weeds in cool- and warm-season lawns. 2. What is the application rate? Rates may vary depending on the type of lawn. Check label or call Gordon s customer service at 5. How long does it take to dry? Depends on the weather conditions. The product takes longer to dry on a cool, cloudy day than on a warm, sunny day. 6. When to mow? Mow either 2-3 days before application or 2-3 days after application. 7. How soon to re-apply? Wait a minimum of 30 days between applications. The maximum number of broadcast applications is limited to 2 times per year. 8. Where to use? Lawns only. 9. When to re-plant? Wait 3-4 weeks after application before re-seeding. For new lawns, apply only when grass has reached a height of at least 2 inches and has been mowed at least 2-3 times. 10. What is the shelf life? At least 3-5 years when stored according to label directions. Trimec Crabgrass Plus Lawn Weed Killer (# ) Trimec Crabgrass Lawn Weed Killer is a herbicide that controls emerged grassy weeds such as crabgrass and foxtail, plus more than 200 listed broadleaf weeds in listed cool- and warm-season lawns. 2. What is the application rate? Rates may vary depending on the type of lawn. Check label or call Gordon s customer service at 5. How long does it take to dry? Depends on the weather conditions. The product takes longer to dry on a cool, cloudy day than on a warm, sunny day. 6. When to mow? Mow either 2-3 days before application or 2-3 days after application. 7. How soon to re-apply? Wait a minimum of 21 days between applications. 8. Where to use? Lawns only. 9. When to re-plant? Wait a minimum of 4 weeks after application before re-seeding. New seed must be germinated and mowed 3 times before application (approximately 6 weeks after seedling emergence). 10. What is the shelf life? At least 3-5 years when stored according to label directions.
2 Brush Killer for Large Property EPA Reg. No Brush Killer for Large Property is a post-emergent herbicide for controlling broadleaf weeds, woody plants, vines, and brush. It s labeled for use in pastures, rangelands, non-crop areas like fencerows, ditches, and rights-of-way, as well as residential lawns, yards, and turfgrass. 1. Active ingredients: 2,4-D amine, Triclopyr amine, and dicamba. 2. How does it work? Brush Killer for Large Property enters the plant through leaves, woody stems, and cut surfaces, and then moves through the vascular system of the plant. Visual symptoms usually appear in 1-3 weeks. 3. Application methods? Brush Killer for Large Property is labeled for both broadcast and spot treatment of broadleaf weeds in pastures and lawns, and for spot treatments of brush, woody plants, and vines. It can be mixed with liquid fertilizers like Gordon s Liquid Lawn & Pasture Fertilizer with Micronutrients when making broadcast applications for broadleaf weeds. 4. What type of sprayer to use? For use with a hand-operated sprayer, backpack sprayer, or tow-behind sprayer for broadcast applications, and with a hand-operated sprayer, backpack sprayer, or tow-behind sprayer with a wand for spot spray application. 5. When to apply? Foliar applications are best in the spring and fall for broadleaf weed control. Applications to woody brush and vines should be in the spring to early summer when plants are in full-leaf stage. 6. Application Restrictions? Limited to 2 broadcast applications per year for non-croplands and residential turfgrass, with a minimum of 30 days between applications. Application to woody plants is limited to 1 application per year. Applications to pasture and rangelands is limited to one broadcast application per year. 7. Pasture Restrictions? No restrictions for non-lactating dairy animals (horses, cows, sheep, and goats). Keep lactating dairy animals off of treated area until the next growing season following product application. Withdraw livestock from grazing or consumption of treated area at least 3 days before slaughter. Do not cut hay for 14 days after treatment. 8. When can people and pets re-enter the area? Once the spray has dried after application. 9. When is the product rainfast? 6 hours after application. 10. When to mow? Mow either 2 days before application or 2 days after application. 11. When to re-plant? Wait 3 weeks after application before re-seeding. New seed must be germinated and mowed 3 times before application (approximately 6 weeks after seedling emergence). 12. What is the application rate? Rates may vary. Check product label or call Gordon s customer service at Always read and follow label directions. Gordon s and logo is a registered trademark of PBI-Gordon Corporation. 11/
3 Brush-No-More Brush Killer Concentrate EPA Reg. No Brush-No-More Brush Killer Concentrate is a post-emergent herbicide for controlling woody plants, vines, and brush around residential areas such as homes, sheds, barns, gardens, patios, fencerows, driveways, and landscaped areas. 2. How does it work? Brush-No-More Brush Killer Concentrate enters the plant through leaves, woody stems, and cut surfaces, and then moves through the vascular system of the plant. Visual symptoms such as wilting and yellowing usually appear in 1-3 weeks. 3. Application methods? Brush-No-More Brush Killer Concentrate is labeled for spot treatment of brush, woody plants, and vines. 4. What type of sprayer to use? For use with a pump hand sprayer or backpack sprayer. 5. When to apply? Foliar applications are best in the spring or early summer when plants are in full-leaf stage. 6. Application Restrictions? Application to woody plants is limited to 1 application per year. Do not apply more than 1 gallon of product per acre per year. 7. Pasture Restrictions? Not labeled for pasture use. 8. When can people and pets re-enter the area? Once the spray has dried after application. 9. When is the product rainfast? 6 hours after application. 10. When to mow? Mow either 2 days before application or 2 days after application. 11. When to re-plant? Wait 3 weeks after application before re-seeding. New seed must be germinated and mowed 3 times before application (approximately 6 weeks after seedling emergence). 12. What is the application rate? Rates may vary. Check product label or call Gordon s customer service at Always read and follow label directions. Brush-No-More and Gordon s and logo are registered trademarks of PBI-Gordon Corporation. 11/ Active ingredients: 2,4-D amine, Triclopyr amine and dicamba.
4 Brush Killer for Hard-To-Kill Brush EPA Reg. No Brush Killer for Hard-to-Kill Brush is a post-emergent herbicide for controlling woody plants, vines, and brush in pastures, rangelands, and non-crop areas like fencerows, ditches, and rights-of-way. 1. Active ingredients: 2,4-D ester, Triclopyr ester, and dicamba. 2. How does it work? Brush Killer for Hard-to-Kill Brush penetrates leaves, woody stems, and cut surfaces of the plant and then moves through the vascular system of the plant. Visual symptoms usually appear in 1-3 weeks. 3. Application methods? Brush Killer for Hard-to-Kill Brush is labeled for spot treatment of brush, woody plants, and vines, through basal bark application to small trees, and cut-stump applications. Can be mixed in water, diesel, or kerosene. 4. What type of sprayer to use? Pump-up hand sprayer, backpack sprayer or tow behind sprayer with wand. 5. When to apply? Foliar applications are best in the spring or early summer. Cut stump and basal bark applications are better in fall, winter, and early spring. 6. Application Restrictions? Application to woody plants is limited to 1 application per year. 7. Pasture Restrictions? No restrictions for non-lactating dairy animals (horses, cows, sheep, and goats). Keep lactating dairy animals off of treated area until the next growing season following product application. Withdraw livestock from grazing or consumption of treated area at least 3 days before slaughter. Do not cut hay for 14 days after treatment. 8. When can people and pets re-enter the area? Once the spray has dried after application. 9. When is the product rainfast? 3 hours after application. 10. When to mow? Mow either 2 days before application or 2 days after application. 11. When to re-plant? Wait 3 weeks after application before re-seeding. New seed must be germinated and mowed 3 times before application (approximately 6 weeks after seedling emergence). 12. What is the application rate? Rates may vary. Check product label or call Gordon s customer service at Always read and follow label directions. Gordon s and logo is a registered trademark of PBI-Gordon Corporation. 11/
5 Acreage Pro Large Property Lawn Weed Killer (# ) Acreage Pro Large Property Lawn Weed Killer (Formerly Trimec 899 Broadleaf Herbicide) is a concentrated formulation especially suited for application with tow-behind sprayers, and is an economical choice for large lawn areas. 1. What type of sprayer to use? Ideal for tow-behind sprayers, but also works with pump-up sprayers or hose-end sprayers. 2. What is the application rate? Rates may vary depending on the lawn type. Check label or call Gordon s customer service at 5. How long does it take to dry? Depends on the weather conditions. The product takes longer to dry on a cool, cloudy day than on a warm, sunny day. 6. When to mow? Mow either 2-3 days before application or 2-3 days after application. 7. How soon to re-apply? Wait a minimum of 30 days between applications; the maximum number of broadcast applications is limited to 2 times per year. 8. Where to use? Residential sites, ornamental turf sites, and non-cropland sites. 9. When to re-plant? Wait 3-4 weeks after application before re-seeding. New plants must be at least 2 inches tall and been mowed 2-3 times per application. 10. What is the shelf-life? At least 3-5 years when stored according to label directions. Pasture Pro Herbicide (# ) Pasture Pro is a mixed-amine herbicide formulation that resists crystallization on the leaf blade and does not burn the leaf, allowing more product to enter the plant. Pasture Pro controls more than 125 difficult weeds and brush as listed, including thistle and bindweed. 1. What type of sprayer to use? Pump-up sprayer, hose-end sprayer, tow-behind sprayer. 2. What is the application rate? Rates may vary. Check label or call Gordon s customer service at for complete instructions. 4. When can people and pets re-enter the area? For non-agricultural use: after application, when sprays have dried and when used alone; for agricultural use: 48 hours after application. 5. When can cattle or horses be allowed back in the pasture? When used alone, after application, once sprays have dried. See label for grazing intervals for tank mix products or label of tank mix partner. 6. How long does it take to dry? Depends on the weather conditions. The product takes longer to dry on a cool, cloudy day than on a warm, sunny day. 7. When to mow? Mow either 2-3 days before application or 2-3 days after application. 8. How soon to re-apply? Wait a minimum of 30 days between applications. Please refer to label for specific restrictions by use site, including maximum number of applications per year. 9. Where to use? Pasture, rangeland, non-cropland, ornamental turfgrass (lawns, golf courses, cemeteries, parks, etc.). 10. When to re-plant? Reseeding of lawns should be delayed following treatment. With spring application, reseed in the fall; with fall application, reseed in the spring. New plants must be at least 2 inches tall and have been mowed 2-3 times since application. 11. What is the shelf life? At least 3-5 years when stored according to label directions.
6 Amine 400 2,4-D Weed Killer (# ) Amine 400 is a herbicide that controls broadleaf weeds in lawns, pastures, and many crops such as corn, wheat, and other small grains as listed. 2. What is the application rate? Rates may vary depending on the use. Check label or call Gordon s customer service at 4. When can people and pets re-enter the area? For non-agricultural use, when the spray has dried after application. For agricultural use, 48 hours after application. 5. When can cattle or horses be allowed back in the pasture? When Amine 400 is used alone, cattle and horses can re-enter the sprayed pastures when the sprays have dried after application. 6. How long does it take to dry? Depends on the weather conditions. The product takes longer to dry on a cool, cloudy day than on a warm, sunny day. 7. When to mow? Mow either 2-3 days before application or 2-3 days after application. 8. How soon to re-apply? Wait a minimum of 30 days between applications for pasture and rangeland; please refer to label for other sites and restrictions, including maximum number of applications per year. 9. Where to use? Pastures, lawns, grain crops like corn, wheat, etc. 10. When to re-plant? Wait 3-4 weeks after application before re-seeding. For new lawns, apply only when grass has reached a height of at least 2 inches and has been mowed at least 2-3 times. 11. What is the shelf life? At least 3-5 years when stored acording to label directions. LV 400 2,4-D Weed Killer SOLVENT FREE (# ) LV 400 is a herbicide that controls broadleaf weeds in lawns, pastures, and many crops such as corn, wheat, and other small grains as listed. It works well at lower temperatures and on difficult weeds compared to amine formulations. 1. What type of sprayer to use? Pump-up sprayer, hose-end sprayer, tow-behind sprayer. 2. What is the application rate? Application rates may vary. Check label or call Gordon s customer service at 4. When can people and pets re-enter the area? For non-agricultural use: after application, when sprays have dried; for agricultural use: 12 hours after application. 5. When can cattle or horses be allowed back in the pasture? When LV 400 is used alone, cattle and horses can re-enter the sprayed pastures when the sprays have dried after application. 6. How long does it take to dry? Depends on the weather conditions. The product takes longer to dry on a cool, cloudy day than on a warm, sunny day. 7. When to mow? Mow either 2-3 days before application or 2-3 days after application. 8. How soon to re-apply? Wait a minimum of 30 days between applications for pasture and rangeland; please refer to label for other sites and restrictions, including maximum number of applications per year. 9. Where to use? Pastures, lawns, grain crops like corn, wheat, etc. 10. When to re-plant? Wait 3-4 weeks after application before re-seeding. For new lawns, apply only when grass has reached a height of at least 2 inches and has been mowed at least 2-3 times. 11. What is the shelf life? At least 3-5 years when stored according to label directions.
7 Bug-No-More Lawn & Garden Insect Control Bug-No-More Large Property Insect Control (# ) Bug-No-More is an insecticide that controls more than 200 insects in lawns, gardens, ornamental and landscape areas, and home perimeters, and prevents new infestations for up to three months. 2. What is the application rate? Rates may vary. Check label or call Gordon s customer service at 5. How long does it take to dry? Depends on the weather conditions. The product takes longer to dry on a cool, cloudy day than on a warm, sunny day. 6. When to mow? Mow either 2-3 days before application or 2-3 days after application. Lawn should be no taller than 3 inches at application. 7. How soon to re-apply? Repeat application as necessary only if there are signs of renewed insect activity. 8. Where to use? Lawns, vegetable gardens, ornamental and landscape beds, home perimeters. 9. What is the shelf-life? At least 3-5 years when stored according to label directions. Liquid Weed & Feed (# ) Liquid Weed & Feed is a combination weed killer and liquid fertilizer that delivers dependable broadleaf weed control and fertilizer in one convenient product. 1. What type of sprayer to use? Tow-behind sprayer. 2. What is the application rate? Rates may vary. Check label or call Gordon s customer service at 5. How long does it take to dry? Depends on the weather conditions. The product takes longer to dry on a cool, cloudy day than on a warm, sunny day. 6. When to mow? Mow either 2-3 days before application or 2-3 days after application. 7. How soon to re-apply? Wait 30 days between applications. 8. Where to use? Lawns only. 9. When to re-plant? Wait 3 weeks after application before re-seeding. New seed must be germinated and mowed 2-3 times before application. 10. What is the shelf life? At least 3-5 years when stored according to label directions.
8 Barrier Year-Long Vegetation Killer Concentrate (# ) Barrier Year-Long Vegetation Killer Concentrate is a non-selective herbicide that kills listed existing weeds and grasses and provides extended control for up to a year. 1. What type of sprayer to use? Pump-up sprayer or tow-behind sprayer. 2. What is the application rate? Rates may vary. Check label or call Gordon s customer service at 3. When is the product rainfast? 2 hours after application 5. How long does it take to dry? Depends on the weather conditions. The product takes longer to dry on a cool, cloudy day than on a warm, sunny day. 6. How soon to re-apply? A single application of Barrier lasts up to a full year. 7. Where to use? Any area where no vegetation is desired, such as fence lines, gravel driveways or parking lots. 8. When to re-plant? Area cannot be re-planted for at least 12 months. 9. What is the shelf life? At least 3-5 years when stored according to label directions. Pronto Big N Tuf 41% Glyphosate Weed & Grass Killer (# ) Pronto Big N Tuf is a non-selective, glyphosate-based product that kills listed weeds, brush, and grasses. 2. What is the application rate? Rates may vary. Check label or call Gordon s customer service at 3. When is the product rainfast? 2 hours after application. 5. How long does it take to dry? Depends on the weather conditions. The product takes longer to dry on a cool, cloudy day than on a warm, sunny day. 6. How soon to re-apply? Please refer to label for specific restrictions by use site. 7. Where to use? See label for specific sites and instructions. 8. When to re-plant? Lawns may be planted 7 days after application. Check label for other specific areas and crops. 9. What is the shelf-life? At least 3-5 years when stored according to label directions. Always read and follow label directions. Not all products listed are available for purchase or authorized for use in every state. In addition, some states, counties, and cities may require special licensing and training to sell, purchase, or apply some of the products presented in this product literature. It is the responsibility of the distributor, retailer, and end-user to verify before product sale/purchase that the product is approved for the use intended in their state, county, or city. The literature contained herein is not intended to be used as a substitute for information contained on the label of the product container. Specimen labels and other literature are subject to revision. Acreage Pro and Big N Tuf are trademarks, and Barrier, Bug-No-More, Gordon s and logo, Improving Country Life, PasturePro, Pronto, and Trimec are registered trademarks of PBI-Gordon Corporation /16
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