Yes, Grass Out Max is specifically designed to kill any and all grasses it is sprayed on.
Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) should only be applied as directed on established almond trees.
Do not allow Grassout to contact desirable grass crops such as corn, rice, sorghum, small grains, or turf, as these and other grass crops will be injured or killed. The complete list of tolerable plants you can use Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) over can be found on the label.
Grass Out Max does not list "snow on the mountain" ground cover as tolerable on the label. We would recommend that you contact the manufacturer, Agrisel at 877-247-4735.
If you are using Grass Out Max around blooming flowers, then you should not use crop oil as your surfactant. We suggest testing a small area to check for tolerance if you are spraying around plants not listed as tolerant on the product label.
Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) does not list dichondra as tolerable on the product label. We would recommend testing over a small area first to see if any injury occurs.
Grass Out Max does list cogon grass on the label as controlled. There is an article here with more information that may be helpful.
Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) does not specifiy that it can be used for windmill grass so we cannot recommend it. Tenacity Herbicide is labeled to treat for windmill grass and may be an option for you depending on your turf type.
Yes, Grass Out Max is safe for applications to brassica per the product label instructions.
Rates for Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) can vary depending on what and where you are treating. Please refer to the product label for complete information.
Yes, Grass Out Max does list carrot on the label.
Grass Out Max is a selective post-emergent herbicide used to control annual and perennial grasses. Grass Out Max will effectively kill more than 50 different grasses. It will not effect flowers, shrubs, broadleaf crops or other broadleaf plants. Please refer to the product Label for complete application instructions.
Grass Out Max is a selective post-emergent herbicide used to control annual and perennial grasses. It is labeled for most landscape, home and garden, ornamental, agricultural and non-crop uses. The unique feature of Grass Out Max is that it will ONLY kill grasses and NOT affect flowers, shrubs, broadleaf crops or other broadleaf plants. Yes, it is safe to use in hostas and day lily plants.
If you are referring to the product label for Grass Out Max referencing 0.4 fl. oz. / 1000 sq. ft., then you are correct in that 0.4 oz. is less than 1 oz., and would be the equivalent of 4/10 oz.
Grass Out Max Herbicide can be used for post-emergent control of listed grasses on Christmas tree plantations. Be sure to review the product label for complete instructions.
Snapshot DG is a pre-emergent herbicide labeled for landscape ornamentals, Christmas tree plantations, container grown ornamentals, field grown ornamentals, groundcovers/perennials, non-bearing fruit and nut trees, non-bearing vineyards, non-cropland. Please see the label for complete application instructions.
Grass Out Max per the product label rates vary depending on the target weeds. Please refer to the product label for complete instructions.
Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) is not labeled for use at all as it is used to control it so applying across the lawn has probably stunted/injured it if still dormant when it should be growing. Only time will tell if it will recover or not, we apologize we could not provide a better answer.
If the trees are non-bearing fruit apple and pear trees, then yes, Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) can be used around the trees.
Grass Out Max targets grassy weeds like poa annu but also kills grasses including turfgrass. At this point only time will tell if the bermuda will recover. Product labels should always be reviewed and followed exactly to be sure they are used properly.
For treating poa annua in bermuda you need to use a selective herbicide such as Image Kills Nutsedge for small areas, or Certainty or Negate for larger areas. Please review our How to Get Rid of Poa Annua Treatment Guide for more information.
