Since Casoron 4G Herbicide was applied to the whole lawn, it will likely stay there for at least a year so you will not be able to reseed until next year. If you have any additional questions, we would recommend contacting the manufacturer directly. Their phone number is 800-423-8569.
Casoron 4G Herbicide can be sprinkled around the bushes as long as they are established.
We are not aware of Casoron 4G Herbicide being applied or having any issues around tree grates. We recommend that the product be applied to listed areas on the product label only for safety and the best results.
If this is an indoor shed with landscape fabric and a rug, then you would not be permitted to use an herbicide like Casoron inside the structure that is already built. Also, any landscape fabric would prevent sunlight from reaching seeds and allowing them to germinate. Casoron can be used under pool liners or before asphalt is poured, however it is not labeled to control morning glory or bindweed. A more suitable product for your needs may be Eraser Max, which has post-emergent and long-term pre-emergent herbicides. This could be used for agricultural structures, as well.
You should not plant in areas treated with Casoron 4G Herbicide for a minimum of one year from the application date.
Casoron 4G Herbicide can be used for control of nutsedge in non-crop areas only. Per the label, apply recommended rates and incorporate immediately to a depth of 4 to 6 inches. Please see the Label for complete application instructions.
According to the product label, Casoron 4G Herbicide is best applied in early spring before weeds germinate.
Casoron 4G Herbicide does not list lily as a tolerable plant so would not be recommended. Something like Snapshot DG is an alternative.
Casoron 4G Herbicide is not labeled to be used around bulb plantings, so we would not recommend this application. Gallery 75 DF can be used around ornamental bulb plantings 2-4 weeks after planting but prior to emergence of annual weeds. Per the product label: Gallery also may be applied following bulb emergence but prior to flowering and after flowering. For fall planted bulbs, apply Gallery 75 DF in late winter or early spring to weed-free soil surfaces. For bulbs, make a single applcation wtithin 30 days following planting and prior to bulb emergence.
Casoron 4G Herbicide does not list ice plants on the label as tolerable so we cannot recommend it. A better option would be the Snapshot DG.
Casoron 4G Herbicide is not labeled to prevent Japanese Stiltgrass so would not be recommended. There actually is not a pre that is labeled to prevent it. We do carry Acclaim which is a post emergent for it and could be used depending on your turgrass.
Casoron 4G Herbicide is best applied with a spreader that can be set to a rate per area. We do have a few options for hand spreaders here as an alternative to push spreaders.
Casoron 4G Herbicide would not be able to be used around Agapanthus since it does not list it on the label.
The Casoron 4G herbicide product label states: Do not plant rotational crops, on which dichlobenil is not registered, in treated soil within one year of application. It is not labeled to be used in the soil where vegetables will be planted so we cannot recommend you do so. For vegetable gardens, we have the Monterey Vegetable & Ornamental Weeder and the Hi-Yield Herbicide Granules. Please refer to each product label for a complete list of plants it is safe to use with and the target weeds to determine which fits your needs.
We recommend you wait 3 days between applications of a fertilizer and Casoron 4G Herbicide to avoid overstressing your plants. Keep in mind that Casoron is not labeled for use on lawns or other turfgrass areas.
Casaron 4G Herbicide is not labeled to be used in home lawns. We would recommend reaching out to the manufacturer directly for the best advice after an off label application. The manufacturer can be reached at (800) 659-6745
Casoron 4G Herbicide is not labeled to be used around ornamental plants like succulents unless otherwise stated about a plant species specifically on the product label. Snapshot DG may be a better option. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions.
Casoron 4G Herbicide is a dry granule applied with a granular spreader then watered in as directed on the product label. It would not be mixed with water first as it is not a water diserable granule that can be sprayed.
According to the Casoron 4G Herbicide product label, raspberry bushes are listed as tolerant to this pre-emergent.
Shallow incorporation for Casoron 4G Herbicide is recommended in southern areas, for more effective prevention of weed germination because many weed species germinate near the soil surface, and the top 1 to 2 inches of soil. This is can be achieved by mechanical methods such as tillage or carried into the soil by rainfall.
