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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Yates Hydrocotyle Killer Concentrate is an effective selective weedkiller for the control of hydrocotyle, creeping oxalis, broadleaf weeds (including daisies and clover) in grass lawns.
Features
- Controls hydrocotyle weeds in grass lawns
- Also controls creeping oxalis and many other broadleaf weeds in grass lawns
- 200ml pack treats 200 square metres of lawn
- Easy to use measure bottle
Directions for use
Mix 50ml of Yates Hydrocotyle Killer Concentrate in 5 litres of water. Spray evenly over 50 square metres of lawn. Apply in spring and autumn when weeds and turf are growing vigorously.
DO NOT apply if rain is expected. Avoid treatment following long periods of dry weather. DO NOT apply in hot conditions.
After application
Clean equipment thoroughly. Dispose of surplus spray and washings away from garden plants. It is advisable to use a separate sprayer for fungicides and insecticides.
Precautions
Apply this product carefully. Spray drift may cause damage to other desirable plants. Some burning may occur with fine turf grasses. DO NOT use clippings for compost or mulch for 6 months after treatment.
NOTE: Kikuyu, Dichondra, Couch and Buffalo lawns may be injured by treatment.
| Size |
200ml |
| Ingredients |
120g/Litre Triclopyr |
WARNING: This product is poisonous if swallowed or inhaled. May cause eye irritation, mild skin irritation or an allergic skin reaction. May cause kidney damage if taken orally at repeated high doses. Very toxic to the aquatic and soil environment. Toxic to mammals and birds.
PRECAUTIONS: Keep out of reach of children and pets. Avoid contact with eyes and skin, and inhalation of spray mist. Wear protective gloves and eye protection when mixing and using. Use product in well ventilated areas. Wash hands and exposed skin thoroughly after use. DO NOT contaminate any water supply or fishponds with product or empty container. DO NOT allow spray to drift onto desirable plants or outside of the target area. Keep children, pets, wildlife and birds off treated lawns until the spray is dry.
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