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IMAGE Herbicide—For Targeted Weed Control
The South has weeds that frustrate the avid gardener
and make lawn care a constant headache. But now there's an answer to controlling
even the toughest southern weeds such as Yellow and Purple Nutsedge, Wild
Onion and Garlic, Dollarweed, Field Sandbur, Ryegrass, Crabgrass, Unwanted
Bahiagrass, White Clover, Henbit, Chickweed, Virginia Buttonweed, and Dandelion.
The answer is IMAGE Herbicide, a postemergent, targeted weed killer for
use in southern turfgrasses—Bermudagrass, St. Augustinegrass, Centipedegrass,
Zoysiagrass and selected ornamentals. IMAGE Herbicide is tough on weeds,
yet gentle on turf.
Here Are 12 Tips to Ensure Successful Control of Tough-to-Control
Weeds with IMAGE Herbicide
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Apply IMAGE on established lawns
only.
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Summer weeds should be treated during
the months of May through September, when they are actively growing.
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Do not mow your lawn for 48 hours after
application.
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Winter weeds should be treated after
the first frost, usually in November or December. Apply only on dormant
grasses. DO NOT MAKE WINTER APPLICATIONS ON ST. AUGUSTINEGRASS!
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Do NOT apply during slow growth periods.
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Remember that IMAGE Herbicide
takes 3 to 4 weeks for complete control to take place. During that
time, your turfgrass may discolor slightly. Reduced grass growth may
also occur. This is normal; your grass should recover in 2 to 4 weeks.
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Always water up to a 1/2 inch within
7 days of IMAGE application.
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Do NOT overlap spray paths.
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Do not apply in vegetable gardens.
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Apply to species specified on IMAGE
label only. IMAGE will kill Tall Fescue
and Ryegrass, so do NOT spray if this is desirable turf.
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Do not apply in annual bedding plants.
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Always read and follow label directions.
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