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 fact sheets - Weeds in the Lawn
GENERAL WEEDS

A selection of photos and information on weeds to help you in the garden.
Click here for more information and photographs on weeds.
Weeds can cause a lot of worries if they are left uncontrolled from growing in the garden or lawns. Early prevention or destruction will save you a lot of time and labour.

BROAD LEAF WEEDS

Photo showing, Capeweed and Wild Clover in a lawn.

T0 KILL BROAD LEAF WEEDS IN LAWN TURF :-
Bindii
Capeweed
Chickweed
Cudweed
Creeping Oxalis
Clovers
Convolvulus
Dandelion
Dock
Fleabane
Lamb's tongue (Plantain)
Paterson's Curse (Salvation Jane)
Wireweed and other common broad leaf lawn weeds.

Spray with BINDII & BROADLEAF WEED KILLER or Banweed plus to control these weeds. They are selective herbicides so they will not harm grasses if applied at the recommended rate (with the exception of new lawns of less than 3 months old).
Weeds will die over a 2 - 3 week period.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING LISTED BELOW.

DO NOT USE ON:- Buffalo, Dichondra, Lippia or Strawberry Clover, or lawns less than three months old as severe damage may result, also Bent grass might suffer temporary damage.
DO NOT SPRAY IN WINDY CONDITIONS:- plants such as Vines, Tomatoes, Flowers and vegetables are very sensitive to this spray and they may be killed or damaged.
MOST IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER IS not to allow spray or spray drift onto foliage of plants that you do not want to be killed.
DO NOT apply when rain is expected within 24 hours and do not mow or fertilise lawn 7 days before or after application.

PLEASE NOTE.
READ ALL THE DIRECTIONS ON THE CONTAINER BEFORE USING.

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PERENNIAL WEEDS

NUT GRASS
This is one of the weeds that makes people freak out when they find it growing in their lawns or garden beds.
WHAT A PROBLEM........WHAT SHOULD YOU DO??? ......... SHIFT !!!.
I had the same problem some years ago in the front lawn of a new house I'd just bought. Here is what you can do.
All you will need is a cotton bud or a very small paint brush.
On one leaf of each plant paint GLYPHOSATE WEED KILLER straight from the container.
This poison will kill the whole plant including the roots which may have small bulblets attached to the main plant.
You will have to repeat some areas if any nut grass come up later in the season or the following year.
MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT SPILL OR PAINT ANY ON THE LAWN GRASS.
Glyphosate WEED KILLER is non-residual spray.
Make sure you follow the directions carefully for all herbicides and chemicals.



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