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Summer Control vs. Winter Control
Just like most plant growth and grasses, weeds are seasonal. So it's a good
thing IMAGE herbicide is not. IMAGE is a weed killer for all seasons.
Using IMAGE, however, may differ when applying it to summer weeds vs. winter
weeds in the South.
Summer Weeds Include the Following:
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Grasses:
Unwanted Bahiagrass, Crabgrass, Perennial Ryegrass
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Sedges:
Purple/Yellow Nutsedge (IMAGE is the only
consumer product labeled for Nutsedge control), Green Kyllinga
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Broadleaves:
Dollarweed, Virginia Buttonweed, Violets
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Treating Summer Weeds with IMAGE Herbicide:
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Apply IMAGE
after the weeds have emerged.
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IMAGE should
be applied following the spring "green up" but before the
onset of winter dormancy.
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Use on ESTABLISHED
lawns only.
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DO NOT apply
IMAGE to transitional turf or during slow growth periods.
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Winter Weeds Include the Following:
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Grasses:
Annual Bluegrass, Tall Fescue, Perennial Ryegrass
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Broadleaves:
Dandelion, Wild Onion and Garlic, White Clover, Henbit, Some species
of Chickweed
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Treating Winter Weeds with IMAGE Herbicide:
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IMAGE should
be applied following the first killing frost.
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IMAGE can
be applied to most weeds before OR after the weeds have emerged (Wild
Onion and Garlic must be AFTER they have emerged).
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DO
NOT use IMAGE on grass species that do not go dormant in cold winter
months (St. Augustine grass).
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