Yates Turfix Lawn Weed Spray - Concentrate
A go-to selective lawn weedkiller, formulated with three clever active ingredients. Turfix kills your lawn weeds, but not your lawn!
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What is a Broadleaf / Flat weed
Marshmallow, dandelion, cat’s ear, lamb’s tongue, chickweed, plantain, fleabane and dock are some of the common broadleaf weeds found in lawns and home gardens. Broadleaf weeds usually have wide leaves that often hug the ground. Active growth varies between summer and winter weeds, and weeds which are perennials (weeds that don’t die after one growing season) and become dormant at certain times of the year. Examples of winter perennials are white clover and dandelion and examples of summer perennials are curly dock and plantain.
How to protect your lawn
The best time to control winter broadleaf weeds is in autumn and for summer broadleaf weeds is in spring. It is important to note that it is easier to control small, actively growing weeds than mature weeds that are starting to produce seed.
Yates Weed 'n' Feed Double Action - Hose On
Effectively kills weeds, feeds & greens lawns in one easy step. Controls common broadleaf weeds, with added nitrogen & iron for a healthy green lawn.
Yates Weed 'n' Feed Double Action - Granular
Kills weeds and greens lawns. The granular format is excellent for a controlled application, directly where you want it - ideal for smaller lawns.
Yates Prickle Weedkiller - Concentrate
An effective selective weedkiller for the control of Onehunga prickle weed and a number of other broadleaf weeds in grass lawns.
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Onehunga (Prickle) Weed
An annual weed which looks like a small ferny rosette about 20mm in diameter, best known for the irritating prickles that stick into bare feet.
Oxalis
Oxalis and Creeping Oxalis have heart-shaped leaves in clusters of three with yellow, pink or white flowers. A bothersome weed in the lawn and garden.
Clover
A perennial weed which has leaves with three leaflets, and creeping stems that set roots wherever they touch the ground.
Dandelion
A perennial herb with a very long tap root; mid-green and deeply divided leaves; and yellow daisy-like flowers.
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