Certainty will not harm established Buffalo grass when applied as directed.
Per the Certainty Herbicide product label you would apply 1.25 fl oz per acre so it would be 5 (0.16 g) small scoops (or 1 large 0.8 g) per 2 gallons per 1000 sq ft. Add 2 tsp (1/3 fl oz) of non ionic surfactant per gallon of water.
Certainty Herbicide is labeled for suppression of virginia button weed. Per the product label: For suppression of buttonweed apply this product at the rate of 1.25 ounces per acre. This application will provide suppression or control of buttonweed for 4-6 weeks. To ensure control, tank mix with a broadleaf herbicide labeled for control of virginia buttonweed.
Another product we carry that will control virginia buttonweed is Fertilome Weed Free Zone. Apply the weed free zone at the rate of 1.5 oz - 2 oz. per gallon of water per 1,000 sq. ft
Yes, Certainty Herbicide is labeled to eradicate burweed. Please refer to the product label for complete mixing and application instructions.
The manufacturer date to the Certainty Herbicide 1.25oz is located inside the box, on the bottom of the bottle.
The best time to apply Certainty for poa annua or for any of the other listed weeds on the label would be when they are actively growing. You should mix Certainty with a surfactant to increase its effectiveness.
It would be best to call your local county extension office for when to apply any type of herbicides or insecticides in your area. They will know exactly when you should apply it in your specific county.
You can find your local county extension office information here: http://www.csrees.usda.gov/Extension/index.html
Certainty Herbicide is labeld for control Poa Trivialis but Certainty Herbicide is a post emergent herbicide that requires the target weeds to be actively growing in order for the Certainty Herbicide to kill or supress it.
According the the product label on Tenacity Herbicide, there has not been any testing on whether there are any issues with it being mixed with Certainty Herbicide or not. The manufacturer recommends doing a test on a small basis for compatibility. According to the Certanty Herbicide product label you would need to add water to the tank, then Certainty, then the Tenacity for the best mixture.
Unfortunately, Certainty Herbicide is not labeled for spurge. We would recommend a product like Monterey Spurge Power, as it is labeled to be used in a Bermuda lawn. You would not want to do any seeding any sooner than 3-4 weeks after application of this product.
Certainty Herbicide - 1.25 oz. is labeled to be applied over Dwarf Azalea. It will also treat for the Virginia Buttonweed and ivy you are wanting to kill.
Certainty Herbicide is only labeled for suppresion of dallisgrass in a Bermuda lawn per the product label. Please also be mindful that per that label the following application includes the use of MSMA, MSMA can cause injury to common and hybrid bermudagrass as well. It is recommended to test the following tank-mix recommendation on a small area prior to wide-scale use to determine if this application is suitable for your bermudagrass management objectives.
This is directly from the Certainty product label:
For suppresion of dallisgrass in bermudagrass turf, apply this product, when dallisgrass is actively growing, at a rate of 1.25 ounces per acre in a tank mixture with 2 pounds of MSMA per acre and 0.25 percent of volume nonionic surfactant (1 quart per 100 gallons of spray solution). Reapply this same tank mixture 2 to 4 weeks after initial application.
The amount of Certainty needed will depend on the type of weed you are trying to control and the amount of water you use will vary as water only acts as the carrier and is not set on amount of product per gallon of water. The rate range is 0.75 to 2.0 oz per acre mixed in 10 to 50 gallons of water per acre. The included scoop is generally the way to measure, but you can use another larger utensil (dedicated for this use or disposable) if desired.
Per the Certainty Herbicide product label for dallisgrass suppression, you would use 1.25 oz per acre. This would be mixed in 10-50 gallons per acre. The amount of water you use will vary as the water acts as the carrier. For smaller areas, you would use 5 small (or 1 large) scoop per 2 gallons of water to cover 1000 sq ft. At this rate one bottle will cover one acre. Please refer to the product label for complete instructions for treatment and tank mixing recommendations.
Yes, Certainty Herbicide is labeled to control both rescuegrass and poa annua.
Certainty Herbicide is safe for mondo grass, but it is not labeled for oxalis. We would recommend a product like Monterey Weed Whacker, which is labeled for both oxalis and dandelion, and is safe to apply to established mondo grass.
Certainty Herbicide is labeled for application on warm season turf including established Centipede grass. It could harm/injure established or actively growing Fescue but is not specifically designed for the suppression/control.
Certainty Herbicide is really the only selective herbicide that will treat Johnsongrass in Bermuda,
Certainty Herbicide is a post-emergent herbicide so this means it only kills weeds that are already emerged from the soil. You can spray Certainty Herbicide on a yard or target weed whenever the weed is actively growing. Refer to the product label for mix rates and cover areas.
Fusilade Herbicide would not be recommended for KY Bluegrass. Quackgrass, unfortunately, is too closely related to Kentucky Bluegrass and most products that will kill quackgrass will also severely damage, if not kill, the KBG. The common recommendation is to kill the quackgrass with a glyphosate product like Roundup and then reseed with KBG. You might also check with a master gardener or local landscaping company in your area for their best recommendation.
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Certainty Herbicide should not be applied to fine fescue. Please provide the list of targeted weeds for a recommendation that will fit your needs.