Total Landscape Care 2015 Chemical Guide

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2015 Chemical Guide

Compare Chemical Products for Turf and Landscape Ornamentals A SUPPLEMENT TO TOTAL LANDSCAPE CARE MAGAZINE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INSECTICIDES 5 FUNGICIDES 11 HERBICIDES 17 VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROLS 30 FERTILIZERS & PESTICIDES 31 PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS 33 NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDES 34 ADJUVANTS & WETTING AGENTS 35 ORNAMENTALS 36 4 Total Landscape Care | Chemical Guide | 2015

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insecticides

Insecticides for Turf I f you feel outnumbered in your war against insect pests in turf, you’re not alone.

Thankfully, the odds are ever in your favor, especially given the number of chemical tools you have for controlling them. There are lots of insecticides registered for use on turf and landscape ornamentals. On the next pages, you’ll find a current and comprehensive guide that will serve as a quick reference, allowing you to compare chemical products available to help you combat insect pests in turfgrass. If you’re looking for products that control insect pests in ornamentals, flip over to our chart on ornamental insecticides on page 36.

The Chemical Guide is presented in table format because this is the most practical way to let you cross-reference pests and the chemicals available for their control. At the same time, it allows us to provide other useful information, such as chemical class, form of application and plant tolerances, in a simple and clear format.

The first table here lists insects across the top and the active ingredients of products down the left side. You may know a chemical by its brand name. However, the same active ingredient may be present in numerous brands. Therefore, we list chemicals by the trade or common name of the active ingredient(s). This eliminates redundancy and reduces confusion with brand names. Once you locate the insect you’d like to target,

slide down to see all of the active ingredients designed to control it. You’ll also see some additional information in the table about each active ingredient, such as to which chemical class it belongs, (helpful if you are trying to rotate chemicals in an effort to limit resistance); its mode of action, which tells you if the insects have to ingest the product or simply be exposed to it; and its form of application: bait, dust, granular or spray.

Many applicators specialize in one form of application (such as liquid or granular), so it’s important to know whether a chemical will suit your operation. Each of these elements can help you identify which active ingredient and, therefore, product, best suits your needs.

Use the third page of the chart to locate brand names and suppliers for each of the active ingredients listed in the table. This makes for easy cross-referencing.

Remember, these specification charts are only for reference. They are not a recommendation for use, nor are they a substitution for application instructions. As always, consult the product label and follow all label instructions.

Labels can sometimes be confusing. If you are unsure about using a certain product in your location, contact the nearest cooperative extension office, your county agricultural agent or the manufacturer and ask for more technical information.

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No endorsement of named products by the author or publisher is intended nor is criticism implied for products not mentioned. Insecticide/fertilizer combinations are not included.

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insecticides sources

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Acephate

Acephate 90 Prill (MANA, Inc.) Agrisel Acephate Pro 75 (Agrisel USA)

Heterorhabditis bacteriophora

Azadirachtin

Azatrol (PBI-Gordon) Molt-X (BioWorks) Ornazin (SePro)

NemaShield HB (BioWorks) Nemasys G Chafer Grub Killer (BeckerUnderwood)

Hydramethylnon

Amdro Pro (BASF)

β-cyfluthrin

Tempo SC Ultra, Temp Ultra WP (Bayer) Lambda Select (Prime Source)

Imidacloprid

Bifenthrin

BaseLine (FMC) Bifenthrin GC.2G, Bifenthrin I/T 7.9F (Quali-Pro) Menace (Nufarm) Onyx, OnyxPro (FMC) Talstar, Talstar Professional, Talstar PL, EZ (FMC) Up-Star Gold (Agrisel USA)

Bounty (Nufarm) Enforce 75WSP (SipcamAdvan) Imida Pro 2SC, Imida Pro Plus G (Agrisel USA) Imidacloprid 2F Select (Prime Source) Imidacloprid 2F (PrimeraOne) Imidacloprid T&O 2F, 75 WSB, .5G (Quali-Pro) Malice (Direct Solutions) Mallet 2F, Mallet 75 WSP (Nufarm) Merit (Bayer)

Indoxacarb

Advion, Provaunt (Syngenta)

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Talstar XTRA (FMC)

Lambda-cyhalothrin

Scimitar (Syngenta) Lambda GC-O (Quali-Pro)

Permethrin

Agrisel Multipurpose Insect Killer, Agrisel Multipurpose Insect Killer II, Agrisel Fire Ant Killer, Agrisel Permethrin Technical, Agrisel Permethrin Pro, Agrisel Permethrin 360 Insecticide (Agrisel USA) Astro, Dragnet (FMC) Permethrin E-Pro (Nufarm)

Pyrethrin

Pyganic (BRANDT Monterey)

S-Methoprene

Extinguish (Central Life Sciences)

S-Methoprene + hydramethylnon

Extinguish Plus (Central Life Sciences)

Sesame oil

Armorex (Soil Technologies)

Bifenthrin + zetaTriple Crown T&O (FMC) cypermethrin + imidacloprid

Beauveria bassiana

BotaniGard ES, BotaniGard WP (BioWorks)

Boric acid

Hasta La Vista, Ant! (Monterey L&G)

Carbaryl

8% Carbaryl (Andersons) Agrisel Carbaryl 5 Granular, Agrisel Carbait 5 (Agrisel USA) Sevin (Bayer) Sevin G (LebanonTurf)

Calteryx

Acelepryn (Syngenta)

Chlorpyrifos

Chlorpyrifos 2E T&O Insecticide (Agrisel USA) Chlorpyrifos 4E (Quali-Pro) Insecticide III (Andersons)

Cyfluthrin

Tempo (Bayer)

Spinosad

Conserve SC (Dow AgroSciences) Garden Insect Spray (Monterey L&G)

Cypermethrin

Cypermethrin E-Pro (Nufarm) Demon TC (Syngenta) Up-Cyde Pro 2 EC (Agrisel USA)

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DeltaGard (Bayer)

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Thiamethoxam

Meridian (Syngenta)

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Trichlorfon

Dylox (Andersons, Bayer) Grub Control with Dylox (LebanonTurf)

1,3 Dichloropropene Curfew (Dow AgroSciences) Dicofol

Kelthane, Kelthane 50 WSP, Kelthane MF, Kelthane 35 (Dow AgroSciences)

Dinotefuran

Zylam 20SG, Zylam Liquid Systemic (PBI-Gordon)

Fipronil

Chipco Choice, TopChoice (Bayer) Fipronil 0.0143 G Broadcast (Quali-Pro)

Garlic oil

Garlic Gard (Soil Technologies)

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No endorsement of named products is intended by the publisher or author, nor is criticism implied by the omission of a product from this list.

insecticides sources

insecticides contact information Agrisel USA Inc. 877-247-4735 www.agrisel.com

MANA, Inc. 866-406-6262 www.manainc.com

The Andersons Inc. 800-225-2639 www.andersonsgolfproducts.com

Nufarm Americas Inc. 800-345-3330 www.nufarm.com/us

BASF Professional T&O 919-547-2000 www.betterturf.basf.us Bayer CropScience 800-331-2867 www.backedbybayer.com Becker-Underwood 800-232-5907 www.beckerunderwood.com BioWorks 800-877-9443 www.bioworksinc.com BRANDT Monterey 559-449-2100 www.brandt.co www.montereylawngarden.com Central Life Sciences 800-877-6374 www.centrallifesciences.com Direct Solutions 970-292-9000 www.aatdirectsolutions.com

Dow AgroSciences 800-255-3726 www.dowprovesit.com

PBI-Gordon Corp.

800-884-3179 www.gordonsprofessional.com Prime Source 877-235-0043 www.prime-sourcellc.com PrimeraTurf 770-675-3382 www.primeraturf.coop Quali-Pro 800-242-5562 www.quali-pro.com SePRO 800-419-7779 www.sepro.com SipcamAdvan 866-429-0887 www.sipcamadvan.com Soil Technologies Corp.

800-221-7645, ext. 105 www.soiltechcorp.com Syngenta 866-sYnGentA www.greencastonline.com

FMC Professional Solutions 800-321-1FMc www.fmcprosolutions.com LebanonTurf 800-233-0628 www.lebanonturf.com

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fungicides

Fungicides for Turf S taying one step ahead of turf disease can challenging even the best, most experienced turf managers. To help you, we offer this section of our Chemical Guide.

It puts potential solutions within your reach by providing a reference for controlling disease in one concise format. With the help of chemical manufacturers and suppliers, we have assembled two tables that profile fungicides, identifying the important properties of each to make it easier for you to compare chemistries.

Table 1 lists chemicals by the active ingredient (common name) of the fungicide and specifies the mode of action of the product as either contact or systemic.

Contact fungicides generally are applied to the leaf and stem surfaces of turfgrasses and do not move appreciably within the plants. Systemic fungicides are absorbed and translocated within the plant. This chart also defines fungicide group, which is an important factor for avoiding resistance.

Using the same fungicide each time to treat a disease will result in reduced efficacy, so you’ll want to rotate the chemicals you use repeatedly. Next, the table identifies the formulations available for each active ingredient (liquid or granular, for example).

They also tell you if the product is labeled for ornamental use, as well. Lastly, the table specifies which diseases you can control with each active ingredient and designates with a “P” or “C” whether you can use

the fungicide for preventive or curative treatments, or both.

The second table helps you find the brand names and suppliers for each active ingredient listed in the main table. This makes for easy cross-referencing.

These tables will not be useful if you cannot identify the pathogen that you wish to control. The importance of proper pathogen identification cannot be overstated. Many pathogens exhibit similar symptoms. However, the controls for each may be different. If you are having difficulty, consult an extension specialist or other expert.

Keep in mind the “diseases controlled” section is a compilation based on the labels of all products that are available with that active ingredient. Typically, products with the same active ingredient have similar labeling, but this is not always true. Be sure to carefully read labels to ensure the product you wish to use has labeling for the target pests. The same applies to other registration details, such as use sites, etc.

Remember, these specification tables are only for reference. They are not a recommendation for use, nor are they a substitution for application instructions. Some of the fungicides listed are not labeled for use on home lawns but are labeled for use on the commercial properties you manage.

As always, consult the product label and follow all label instructions.

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movement on exterior plant surfaces.

Includes leaf blight and basal rot symptoms. Control differences exist between products.

13 Mono- and di-basic sodium, potassium and ammonium phosphites.

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fungicides

fungicide sources Common Name

Common Name

Trade Names (suppliers)1

Azoxystrobin

Azoxy 50WDG Select (Prime Source) Heritage, Heritage G, Heritage TL (Syngenta)

Azoxystrobin + propiconazole

Headway, Headway G2 (Syngenta)

Azoxystrobin + thiamethoxam Chloroneb

Caravan G (Syngenta) Chloroneb, Fungicide V (Andersons)

Myclobutanil

Phosphites

Agri-Fos (Monterey L&G) Alude (Nufarm) Biophos Pro (Agrisel USA) Fiata Stressgard (Bayer) Magellan (Nufarm) Quali-phite F (Quali-Pro)

Polyoxin-D

AFFIRM (Nufarm)

Potassium bicarbonate

Kaligreen (BRANDT Monterey) Banol (Bayer) Proplant (SipcamAdvan)

Chloroneb + thiophanate-methyl Fungicide IX (Andersons)

Chlorothalonil

Chlorosel Pro 720 + df (Agrisel USA) Chlorothalonil DF, Chlorothalonil 720 SFT, Chlorothalonil 500 ZN (Quali-Pro) Daconil 5G (Andersons) Daconil Weatherstik, Ultrex & ZN (Syngenta) LebanonTurf Fungicide Daconil (LebanonTurf)

Copper ammonium complex Copper octanoate Cuprous oxide Cyazofamid Fenarimol Fludioxonil Fluoxastrobin Fluoxastrobin + chlorothalonil

Spectro 90WDG (Nufarm) Tee-1-Up (SipcamAdvan) TM + CTN SPC 66.6 WDG (Nufarm) TM/C WDG (Quali-Pro) Liqui-cop (Monterey L&G) Camelot O (SePRO) Nordox (BRANDT Monterey) Segway (PBI-Gordon) Rubigan (Gowan) Medallion (Syngenta) Disarm 480SC, Disarm G (FMC) Disarm C (FMC)

Fluoxastrobin + mycobutanil

Disarm M (FMC)

Flutolanil

ProStar (Bayer) Fosetyl-AL 80 WDG (Quali-Pro) Signature (Bayer)

Chlorothalonil + thiophanate-methyl

Fosetyl-al Hydrogen dioxide + peroxyacetic acid

Iprodione

Mancozeb

Mancozeb + copper hydroxide Mefenoxam

Propamocarb

Propiconazole

Banner Maxx, GL (Syngenta) Fungi-fighter (Monterey L&G) Propiconazole 14.3 (Quali-Pro) Propiconazole 14.3 Select, PPZ 41.8 Select (Prime Source) Propiconazole SPC 14.3 MEC (Nufarm) ProPensity (SipcamAdvan) Prophesy 0.72G (Andersons)

Pyraclostrobin

Insignia (BASF)

Quartenary ammonium compounds Sodium carbonate peroxyhydrate

ZeroTol (BioSafe) 26GT (Bayer) Agrisel Iprodione Pro Z (Agrisel USA) Fungicide X (Andersons) Ipro 2SE (Quali-Pro) Iprodione SPC (Nufarm) Iprodione Pro 2SE (BASF) Dithane T/O Rainshield, Fore Rainshield (Dow AgroSciences) Pentathlon DF, Pentathlon LF (Agrisel USA, SePRO) Protect DF (Nufarm) Junction (SePRO) Mefenoxam 2 aq (Quali-Pro) Pythium Control (Andersons) Subdue MAXX (Syngenta)

Thiophanate-methyl

RD-20 (BRANDT Monterey) Terracyte (BioSafe) 3336DG Lite, 3336F, 3336G, 3336WP, 3336GC (Nufarm) Agrisel T-Methyl Pro 4.5L (Agrisel USA) Fungo Flo (Andersons) Systemic Fungicide (Andersons) T-Methyl SPC 4.5 F, T-Methyl SPC 50 WSB, T-Methyl SPC G (Nufarm) Tee-Off 4.5F (SipcamAdvan) TM 4.5 F (PrimeraOne) TM 4.5 Flowable, TM 85 wdg (Quali-Pro) TM 4.5 Select (Prime Source)

26/36 Fungicide (Nufarm) Thiophanate-methyl + iprodione Fluid Fungicide (Andersons) TM + IP SPC (Nufarm) Defiant (Agrisel USA) Thiram Spotrete (Nufarm) Bayleton (Andersons, Bayer) Triadimefon Fungicide VII (Andersons) Fungisol (Opti-Gro) Compass (Bayer) Trifloxystrobin Compass G (Andersons) Armada (Bayer) Trifloxystrobin + triadimefon Tartan (Bayer) Trinity (BASF) Triticonazole Triton (Bayer) 1

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Trade Names (suppliers)1 Eagle 20 EW (Dow AgroSciences, LebanonTurf) Golden Eagle (Andersons) Myclo 20 ES (Prime Source) Myclobutanil 20 EW T&O (Quali-Pro)

No endorsement of named products by the author or publisher is intended, nor is criticism implied for products not included in this table.

EPA registration pending as of press time.

fungicides

fungicide contact information Agrisel USA Inc. 877-247-4735 www.agrisel.com

LebanonTurf 800-233-0628 www.lebanonturf.com

The Andersons Inc. 800-225-2639 www.andersonsgolfproducts.com

Nufarm Americas Inc. 800-345-3330 www.nufarm.com/us

BASF Professional T&O 800-547-2000 www.betterturf.basf.us

Prime Source 877-235-0043 www.prime-sourcellc.com

Bayer CropScience 800-331-2867 www.backedbybayer.com

PBI-Gordon Corp.

800-884-3179 www.gordonsprofessional.com

BioSafe Systems LLC 888-273-3088 www.biosafesystems.com

PrimeraTurf 770-675-3382 www.primeraturf.coop

BRANDT Monterey 559-449-2100 www.brandt.co www.montereylawngarden.com

Quali-Pro 800-242-5562 www.quali-pro.com

Dow AgroSciences 800-255-3726 www.dowprovesit.com FMC Professional Solutions 800-321-1FMC www.fmcprosolutions.com Gowan 928-783-8844 www.gowanco.com

SePRO 800-419-7779 www.sepro.com SipcamAdvan 866-429-0887 www.sipcamadvan.com

Syngenta 866-SYNGENTA www.greencastonline.com

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herbicides

Turfgrass Herbicides W hen it comes to controlling weeds in turf, you’ve got options. Lots of them. There are active ingredients and formulations to combat nearly every known species of weed. Some seek out weeds and kill them selectively while others kill indiscriminately. With so many options available, it is challenging to quickly find what you need to solve weed problems, but the following charts are designed to offer you a comprehensive, quick resource to herbicides.

Our charts are in table format because this is the most practical way to take you from the problem (the pest you’re trying to control) to the solution (the chemical that will control the pest). This format also allows us to provide other useful information.

You’ll find a list of active ingredients and which weeds (grassy and broadleaf) they control. They include a description of other chemical characteristics, as well, such as whether the formulation is liquid or granular, selective or not, and whether the product is also labeled for ornamental use. Note that the purpose of this chart is to list chemicals registered for use on turfgrass. Some of these are also labeled for ornamentals. However, we’ll profile products designed strictly for ornamentals in a chart of their own.

User’s manual When you turn this page, you’ll find a two-

page chart that describes every chemical (by common name of active ingredient) listed within the entire herbicide guide.

These pages describe each chemical’s characteristics and define the following: • Pre-emergent or post-emergent • Non-selective or selective • Labeled for ornamental use • Liquid or granular • Plant tolerances (which major turfgrass species are tolerant of the chemical) The two pages after that table list which of these chemicals (again, by active ingredient) you could use to control grassy weeds and sedges. Notice these are divided into pre-emergence controls and post-emergence controls.

Following that is our guide to herbicides that control broadleaf weeds. This, too, is divided into pre-emergence and postemergence herbicides. Note that active ingredients are listed alphabetically, starting with pre-emergents.

Finally, the “Sources of Herbicides” table will provide you with a list of chemical brand names and who supplies them. On the last page, you’ll find contact information for those companies.

As always, use these tables for preliminary planning only. Always read and follow label instructions for each chemical you use. The Chemical Guide is not a substitute for label information.

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turfgrass herbicides 1 Labeled for Mode Characteristics ornamental of use?

Application

Amicarbazone Ammoniated soap of fatty acids Asulam Atrazine3, 6 Benefin6 Benefin + trifluralin6 Bensulide Bentazon6 Carfentrazone Carfentrazone + 2,4-D + MCPP+ dicamba Carfentrazone + MCPA + MCPP+ dicamba Carfentrazone + quinclorac Clethodim Clopyralid6 2,4-D 2,4-D + clopyralid + dicamba 2,4-D + dichlorprop 2,4-D + dichlorprop + dicamba 2,4-D + fluroxypyr + dicamba 2,4-D + mecoprop (MCPP) 2,4-D + MCPP + dicamba 2,4-D+MCPP+dicamba+sulfentrazone 2,4-D + MCPP + dichlorprop 2,4-D + quinclorac + dicamba 2,4-D+quinclorac+dicamba+sulfentrazone 2,4-D + triclopyr 2,4-D TIPA + MCPP + dicamba Dicamba Dicamba + fenoxaprop + fluroxypyr Dicamba + fluroxypyr + MCPA Diclofop3, 5 Diquat Dithiopyr Ethofumesate Fe HEDTA (iron) Fenoxaprop Flazasulfuron Florasulam Fluazifop-P-butyl Foramsulfuron5 Foramsulfuron+thiencarbazone+halosulfuron-methyl 1

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Pre-emergent Post-emergent Non-selective Selective Woody Herbaceous No Liquid Granular Bahiagrass Bentgrass, colonial Bentgrass, creeping Bentgrass, redtop Bermudagrass Bluegrass, annual Bluegrass, Kentucky Bluegrass, rough Buffalograss Centipedegrass Dichondra Fescue, fine Fescue, tall Kikuyugrass Ryegrass, perennial Seashore paspalum St. Augustinegrass Zoysiagrass Zoysia tenuifolia

Common Name of Active Ingredient(s)

Plant Tolerances2

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No endorsement of named products by the author or publisher is intended nor is criticism implied for products that are omitted. Herbicide/fertilizer combinations are not included here.

These species have been tested for their tolerance to herbicides. Those marked with an • tolerate the listed herbicide when used according to label directions.

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Restricted-use pesticide.

turfgrass herbicides 1

Glyphosate Glyphosate+diquat dibromide Halosulfuron-methyl Imazaquin6 Indaziflam Isoxaben6 MCPA MCPA + MCPP + dicamba MCPA + MCPP + dichlorprop MCPA + triclopyr + dicamba6 MCPP (Mecoprop) 6 Mesotrione5 Metribuzin Metsulfuron methyl Metsulfuron methyl + pyraflufen-ethyl Metsulfuron methyl + rimsulfuron3 Oryzalin6 Oxadiazon14 Pendimethalin5 Penoxsulam Prodiamine6 Prodiamine + quinclorac Pronamide3 Pyraflufen ethyl Quinclorac Quinclorac + MCPP-P + dicamba Rimsulfuron S - Metolachlor Sethoxydim5 Siduron6 Simazine6 Sulfentrazone Sulfentrazone + imazethpyr Sulfentrazone + metsulfuron methyl Sulfentrazone + prodiamine Sulfentrazone + quinclorac Sulfosulfuron Thiencarbazone+iodosulfuron-methyl+dicamba

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Some products, uses or formulations are not registered in all states.

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Only apply on fine fescue when it is part of a blend.

For use only on commercial/golf turfgrass (or ornamental beds on residential properties).

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Pre-emergence controls

Atrazine Benefin Benefin + trifluralin Bensulide Dithiopyr Ethofumesate Imazaquin Indaziflam Mesotrione Napropamide Oryzalin Oxadiazon Pendimethalin Prodiamine Prodiamine + quinclorac Pronamide S – Metolachlor Siduron Simazine Sulfentrazone + prodiamine Sulfosulfuron Amicarbazone Ammoniated soap of fatty acids Asulam Atrazine Bentazon Carfentrazone + quinclorac Clethodim6 2,4-D + quinclorac + dicamba

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Purslane

Puncturevine

Poorjoe

Plantains

Pineappleweed

Pigweeds

Peppergrass/Weed

Pennywort

Pennycress

Parsley-piert

Nightshades

Nettles

Mustards

Morningglories

Mallows

Lespedeza

Lawn burweed

Lambsquarters

Ladysthumb

Kudzu

Kochia

Knotweed

Knawel

Jimsonweed

Hoarycress

Henbit

Healall

Hawkweed

Hairy Bittercress

Groundsel

Ground Ivy

Ground Cherry

Goatsbeard

Geraniums

herbicides: weeds controlled broadleaf*

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Some products, uses or formulations are not registered in all states.

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Common Woodsorrel

Yellow Woodsorrel

Yarrow

Witchweed

Wild Poinsettia

Wild Onion

Wild Garlic

Wild Carrot

Wild Buckwheat

Wild Aster

Virg. Buttonweed

Violet

Vetches

Vervain

Veronica

Venice Mallow

Velvetleaf

Thistles

Sunflowers

Stitchwort

Stinkweed

Spurweed

Spurges

Speedwells

Spanish Needles

Sorrels

HerBIcIDe

Smartweeds

herbicides: weeds controlled broadleaf*

Bensulide Dithiopyr

Pre-emergence controls

Ethofumesate Imazapic

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Galinsoga

Frenchweed

Florida Pusley

Fleabane

Field Pansy

Fawnweed

Evening Primrose

English Daisy

Dollarweed

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Cudweed

Cocklebur

Clovers

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Chicory

Chickweeds

Catnip

Catsear

Carpetweed

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Burdock

2,4-D + mecoprop (MCPP)

Black Medic

Bindweeds

Beggarticks

HerBIcIDe

Bedstraw

herbicides: weeds controlled broadleaf*

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Consult your distributor or other specialist if you are unsure about a specific weed problem. This table does not include non-selective herbicides or soil fumigants. Some products, uses or formulations are not registered in all states.

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2,4-D + mecoprop (MCPP) 2,4-D + MCPP + dicamba 2,4-D+MCPP+dicamba+sulfentrazone 2,4-D + MCPP + dichlorprop 2,4-D + quinclorac + dicamba • 2,4-D+quinclorac+dicamba+sulfentrazone 2,4-D + triclopyr 2,4-D TIPA + MCPP + dicamba Dicamba Dicamba + fenoxaprop + fluroxypyr Dicamba + fluroxypyr + MCPA Ethofumesate Fe HEDTA (iron) Flazasulfuron Florasulam Foramsulfuron

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Parsley-piert

Nightshades

Nettles

Mustards

Morningglories

Mallows

Lespedeza

Lawn Burweed

Lambsquarters

Ladysthumb

Kudzu

Kochia

Knawel

Jimsonweed

Hoarycress

Henbit

Healall

Knotweed

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Glyphosate Glyphosate + diquat Imazaquin MCPA MCPA + MCPP + dicamba MCPA + MCPP + dichlorprop MCPA + triclopyr + dicamba MCPP Mesotrione Metribuzin Metsulfuron methyl Metsulfuron methyl + pyraflufen-ethyl Metsulfuron methyl + rimsulfuron Penoxsulam Prodiamine + quinclorac Pronamide Pyraflufen ethyl Quinclorac Quinclorac + MCPP-P + dicamba Rimsulfuron Sulfentrazone Sulfentrazone + imazethpyr Sulfentrazone + metsulfuron methyl Sulfentrazone + quinclorac Sulfosulfuron

Hairy Bittercress

Groundsel

Ground ivy

Ground cherry

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Yellow Woodsorrel

Yarrow

Witchweed

Wild Aster

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Virg. Buttonweed

Violet

Vetches

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Veronica

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Sunflowers

Stitchwort

Stinkweed

Spurweed

Spurges

Speedwells

Spanish Needles

Sorrels

Smartweeds

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Rockets

Ragweeds

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Purslane

Puncturevine

Poorjoe

Plantains

Pineappleweed

Pigweeds

herbicides: weeds controlled broadleaf*

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Consult your distributor or other specialist if you are unsure about a specific weed problem. This table does not include non-selective herbicides or soil fumigants. Some products, uses or formulations are not registered in all states.

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herbicides sources Common Name Amicarbazone Ammoniated soap of fatty acids Asulam Atrazine Benefin Benefin + trifluralin Bensulide Bentazon Carfentrazone Carfentrazone + 2,4-D + MCPP + dicamba Carfentrazone + MCPA + MCPP + dicamba Carfentrazone + quinclorac

Trade Names (suppliers)1 Xonerate (FMC) Herbicidal Soap (Monterey L&G) Quick-Fire (BRANDT Monterey) Asulox (Bayer) Atrazine 4L, 90DF (SipcamAdvan) Balan (Andersons, Dow AgroSciences, LebanonTurf) Team Pro (Anderson, Dow AgroSciences) Bensumec 4LF, Pre-San 12.5G (PBI-Gordon) Basagran T/O (BASF) Nutgrass ‘Nihilator (Monterey L&G) Quicksilver (FMC)

Common Name

Glyphosate

SpeedZone, SpeedZone Southern (PBI-Gordon)

Glyphosate+diquat dibromide

PowerZone (PBI-Gordon)

Halosulfuron-methyl

SquareOne (FMC) Envoy Plus (Nufarm) Clethodim GrassOut Max (Agrisel) Clopyralid Lontrel T&O (Dow AgroSciences) AM-40, 2,4-D Granules, 2,4-D L. V. Ester, Solution (Nufarm) 2,4-D Gordon's Amine 400 (PBI-Gordon) Weedone LV4 (Nufarm) 2,4-D + clopyralid + dicamba Millennium Ultra (Andersons, Nufarm) 2,4-D + dichlorprop Turf Weed & Brush Control (Nufarm) 2,4-D + dichlorprop + dicamba Super Trimec, BrushMaster (PBI-Gordon) Escalade (Andersons) 2,4-D + fluroxypyr + dicamba Escalade2 (Nufarm) 2,4-D + mecoprop (MCPP) 2D Amine + 2 MCPP (Nufarm) 3-D (Quali-Pro) 3-Way T&O (Agrisel USA) Dicot IV, Trimec (Andersons) Mec Amine D (Direct Solutions) 2,4-D + MCPP + dicamba Trimec Bentgrass Formula, Trimec Classic, Trimec-LAF 637, Trimec Southern, Trimec 992 (PBI-Gordon) Triplet, Triplet Sensitive, Triplet SF (Nufarm) Triplet SF (PrimeraOne) 2,4-D + MCPP + dicamba + Surge (Andersons, PBI-Gordon) sulfentrazone Dissolve, Spoiler, Triamine, Triamine Jet-Spray 2,4-D + MCPP + dichlorprop Triplet SF (Nufarm) Weed Whacker (Monterey L&G) 2DQ (Quali-Pro) 2,4-D + quinclorac + dicamba Quincept (Nufarm) 2,4-D + quinclorac + dicamba + Q4 Plus (PBI-Gordon) sulfentrazone

Imazaquin Indaziflam

2,4-D + triclopyr

Prodiamine + quinclorac Pronamide Pyraflufen-ethyl

Chaser Turf (Direct Solutions) Turflon II Amine (Nufarm) 2,4-D TIPA + MCPP + dicamba Triplet Low Odor (Nufarm) Dicamba Oracle (Agrisel USA) Dicamba+fenoxaprop+fluroxypyr Last Call (Nufarm) Dicamba + fluroxypyr + MCPA Change Up (Nufarm) Diclofop Illoxan (Bayer) Diquat (Agrisel USA) Diquat Diquat SPC (Nufarm) Reward (Syngenta) Dimension (Andersons, Dow AgroSciences) Dimension 2EW (Dow AgroSciences) Dimension Ultra (Dow AgroSciences) Dithiopyr Dithiopyr 2L, 40 WSB (Quali-Pro) Dynamo (Nufarm) PoaConstrictor (BRANDT Monterey) Ethofumesate Prograss (Bayer) Fenoxaprop Acclaim Extra (Bayer) Fe HEDTA (iron) Fiesta (Engage Agro USA) Flazasulfuron Katana (PBI-Gordon) Florasulam Defendor (Dow AgroSciences) Fusilade II (Syngenta) Fluazifop-P-butyl Ornamec Over-The-Top, Ornamec 170 (PBI-Gordon) Foramsulfuron Revolver (Bayer) Foramsulfuron+thiencarbazone+ Tribute Total (Bayer) halosulfuron methyl This listing is not intended as an endorsement by the publisher or author, nor is any criticism intended by ommission.

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Isoxaben MCPA + MCPP + dicamba MCPA + MCPP + dichlorprop MCPA + triclopyr + dicamba MCPP (Mecoprop) Mesotrione Metribuzin Metsulfuron methyl Metsulfuron methyl+pyraflufen-ethyl Metsulfuron methyl + rimsulfuron Oryzalin Oxadiazon Pendimethalin Penoxsulam

Prodiamine

Quinclorac

Quinclorac + MCPP-P+ dicamba S - Metolachlor Sethoxydim Siduron Simazine Sulfentrazone Sulfentrazone + imazethpyr Sulfentrazone+metsulfuron methyl Sulfentrazone + prodiamine Sulfentrazone + quinclorac Sulfosulfuron Thiencarbazone + iodosulfuronmethyl + dicamba Triclopyr Triclopyr + clopyralid Triclopyr + sulfentrazone + 2,4D + dicamba Trifloxysulfuron sodium

Trade Names (suppliers)1 AquaMaster (Monsanto) AquaNeat, Razor (Nufarm) Clear-Out 41 Plus, Strike-Out (Agrisel USA) Departure (Syngenta) GlyPho-Sel Pro (Agrisel USA) GlyphoMate 41 (PBI-Gordon) Glyphosate Plus (Quali-Pro) Glystar Pro (Agrisel USA) Razor Pro (Nufarm) Remuda (Monterey L&G) Roundup Pro, Roundup ProMax, Roundup Pro Concentrate (Monsanto) Razor Burn (Nufarm) Roundup QuikPRO (Monsanto) Prosedge (Nufarm) SedgeHammer (Gowan) Image 70DG (BASF) Specticle, Specticle FLO (Bayer) Gallery (Dow AgroSciences) Isoxaben 75WG (Quali-Pro) Trimec Encore (PBI-Gordon) Tri-Power Selective (Nufarm) Triamine II (Nufarm) Cool Power, Horsepower (Nufarm) Spurge Power (BRANDT Monterey) MCPP-4 Amine (Nufarm) Mecomec (PBI-Gordon) Tenacity (Syngenta) Sencor 75 Turf Herbicide (Bayer) Manor (Nufarm) MSM 60 Turf (Quali-Pro) Caliente (SePRO) Negate (Quali-Pro) Surflan Pro (Agrisel USA) Oryzalin 4 Pro (Quali-Pro) Weed Impede (Monterey L&G) Oxadiazon 2G/50 WSB (Quali-Pro) Ronstar (Bayer) Pendiflex 32 (Agrisel USA) Pendulum 2G, Pendulum 3.3 EC, Pendulum AquaCap (BASF) ProPendi (Andersons) LockUp (Dow AgroSciences) Sapphire (Dow AgroSciences) Barricade (Syngenta, Andersons) Cavalcade 65 WDG (SipcamAdvan) Proclipse 65 WDG (Nufarm) Prodiamine 65 DF (PrimeraOne) Prodiamine 65 WDG, Prodiamine 4L (Quali-Pro) Cavalcade PQ (SipcamAdvan) Kerb SC T&O (Dow AgroSciences) Octane (SePRO) Drive XLR8 (BASF) Eject 75DF, Eject 4L (SipcamAdvan) Quinclorac 75DF Select, 1.5 Select (Prime Source) Quinclorac 75DF (PrimeraOne) Quinclorac 75DF (Quali-Pro) QuinKill Max (Agrisel USA) Onetime (BASF) Pennant Magnum (Syngenta) Grass Getter (Monterey L&G) Segment (BASF) Sethoxydim SPC (Nufarm) Tupersan (PBI-Gordon) Tupersan 4.6% (LebanonTurf) Princep (Syngenta) Sim-Trol 4L, 90DF(SipcamAdvan) Dismiss, Dismiss CA (FMC) Dismiss South (FMC) Blindside (FMC) Echelon (FMC) Solitare (FMC) Certainty (Monsanto) Celsius (Bayer) Turflon Ester Ultra (BRANDT Monterey, Dow AgroSciences) Confront (Dow AgroSciences) T-Zone SE (PBI-Gordon) Monument 75WG (Syngenta)

herbicides sources

herbicides contact information Agrisel USA Inc. 877-247-4735 www.agrisel.com

Monsanto Co. 800-332-3111 www.monsanto.com

The Andersons Inc. 800-225-2639 www.andersonsgolfproducts.com

Nufarm Americas Inc. 800-345-3330 www.nufarm.com/US

BASF Professional T&O 919-547-2000 www.betterturf.com Bayer CropScience 800-331-2867 www.backedbybayer.com BRANDT Monterey 559-449-2100 www.brandt.co www.montereylawngarden.com Direct Solutions 970-292-9000 www.aatdirectsolutions.com

PBI-Gordon Corp.

800-884-3179 www.gordonsprofessional.com Prime Source 877-235-0043 www.prime-sourcellc.com PrimeraTurf 770-675-3382 www.primeraturf.coop Quali-Pro 800-242-5562 www.quali-pro.com

Dow AgroSciences 800-255-3726 www.dowprovesit.com

SePRO 800-419-7779 www.sepro.com

Engage Agro USA 519-826-7878 www.engageagro.com

SipcamAdvan 866-429-0887 www.sipcamadvan.com

FMC Professional Solutions 800-321-1FMC www.fmcprosolutions.com Gowan Turf & Ornamentals 928-783-8844 www.gowanco.com/TandO

Syngenta 866-SYNGENTA www.greencastonline.com

LebanonTurf 800-233-0628 www.lebanonturf.com

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vertebrate Pest controls

Moles and Rodents

(squirrels, rabbits, gophers, chipmunks)

Deer

Geese

PESTICIDE

Brands (Suppliers)*

Agrisel USA Inc., Taminco, Inc. Bird-X Inc. Bobbex Inc. Liquid Fence Company Natural Forces Agrisel USA Inc., Taminco, Inc. Becker-Underwood Bird-X Inc. Bird-X Inc. Bobbex Inc. Nufarm Nufarm DeerBusters.Com Liquid Fence Deer & Rabbit Repellent Liquid & Granular Liquid Fence Company Tree World Plantskydd Repellent - Deer, Rabbit, Elk Woodstream Corp.

Deer-Off/Havahart Agrisel USA Inc. Defiant Bell Laboratories, Inc. Talpirid Mole Bait Bird-X Inc. Scoot Mole Bird-X Inc. Scoot Squirrel Shake Away Small Critter Repellent Granules Bird-X Inc. Bobbex Inc. Bobbex-R Nufarm Spotrete F, WDG*** DeerBusters.Com Mole Poison, Moletox Baited Gel DeerBusters.Com Poison Peanuts: Mole and Gopher Bait II DeerBusters.Com Squirrel Away Elston Mfg. Gopher Getter Bait Liquid Fence Company Liquid Fence Mole Repellent Liquid Fence Company Liquid Fence Rabbit Repellent Chase-Mole & Gopher Repellent Liquid & Granular Soil Technologies Corp.

Tree World Plantskydd Rabbit & Small Critter Tree World Plantskydd Repellent - Deer, Rabbit, Elk Woodstream Corp.

Critter Ridder

Defiant Bird Stop Bobbex-G Liquid Fence Goose Repellent Rejex-It Migrate Defiant Tree Guard Scoot Deer Shake Away Deer Repellent Granules Bobbex Deer Repellent Buck Off Spotrete F, WDG*** Deer I

Active Ingredient Thiram Methylanthranilate “Natural” materials Methyl anthranilate Methyl anthranilate Thiram Bitrex Capsaicin** Calcium carbonate, urea, water “Natural” materials Egg solids Thiram Garlic, pepper, eggs Egg solids, garlic Dried blood Garlic, egg solids Thiram Bromethalin Castor oil Capsaicin** Calcium carbonate, urea, water Pepper**, “natural derivatives” Thiram Warfarin 3 Zinc phosphate Capsicum Strychnine bait Castor oil, yellow grease Egg solids, garlic, thyme oil, paprika Castor oil, sodium lauryl sulfate (surfactant) Dried blood Dried blood Piperine, capsaicin, oil of black pepper

* Neither the author nor the publisher endorses products listed here. Nor is criticism implied for products not included. Effectiveness is not rated here. Always read and follow label instructions. ** Caspsaicin, the substance that gives peppers their hot taste, is essentially the same ingredient as “pepper” or “pepper extract”. *** May not be registered in all states.

ContaCt information Agrisel USA Inc. www.agrisel.com

Bobbex Inc. www.bobbex.com

Natural Forces www.rejexit.com

Becker-Underwood www.beckerunderwood.com

DeerBusters.Com www.deerbusters.com

Nufarm Americas Inc. www.nufarm.com/us

Bell Laboratories, Inc. www.belllabs.com

Elston Mfg. www.elstonmfg.com

Bird-X Inc. www.bird-x.com

Liquid Fence Company www.liquidfence.com

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Soil Technologies Corp. www.soiltechcorp.com

Tree World www.treeworld.com www.plantskydd.com Woodstream Corp. www.havahart.com

fertilizer & pesticide combinations

PRE-EMERGENCE

HERBICIDES + FERTILIZERS* BENEFIN + TRIFLURALIN (TEAM[PRO]) + FERTILIZER

DIThIOPyR (DIMENsION) + FERTILIZER

OxADIAZON (RONsTAR) + FERTILIZER OxADIAZON (RONsTAR) + DIThIOPyR (DIMENsION) + FERTILIZER

% A.I.**

Analysis

Supplier

** 0.86 0.072 0.103 0.125 0.164 0.17 0.25 0.1 0.15 1 1.5 1 1.5

Various Various Various Various Various Various 14-0-14 Various Various 18-0-6 Various Various Various Various

Andersons Howard Johnson’s Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Direct Solutions Direct Solutions Andersons Andersons Howard Johnson’s Howard Johnson’s

**

Various

Andersons

28-0-0

Andersons

Various 0-0-13 Various 14-0-14 Various Various Various Various Various 12/24/12 Various Various Various

Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Howard Johnson’s Howard Johnson’s Howard Johnson’s Howard Johnson’s Direct Solutions Direct Solutions Howard Johnson’s Harrell’s Harrell’s Harrell’s Howard Johnson’s Howard Johnson’s Howard

OxADIAZON (RONsTAR) + PENDIMEThALIN (PENDULUM) + FERTILIZER

PENDIMEThALIN (PENDULUM) + FERTILIZER

PRODIAMINE (BARRIcADE) + FERTILIZER

PRODIAMINE (EvADE) + FERTILIZER sIDURON (TUPERsAN) + FERTILIZER sULFENTRAZONE + PRODIAMINE (EchELON) + FERTILIZER

0.75 0.84 0.86 1.07 0.21 0.287 0.38 0.426 0.48 3.5 0.29 0.38 0.43 0.29 0.295 0.295 3.71 0.3 0.375 0.5 0.3 0.5 0.3

19-0-3 35-0-7 Various Various Various Various Various Various Various

% A.I.** Analysis

Supplier

** ** 0.086 0.107 0.13 0.172 0.22 0.25 0.09 0.13 1 1.73 0.67

Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various

LebanonTurf Nufarm Howard Johnson’s Howard Johnson’s Howard Johnson’s Howard Johnson’s Howard Johnson’s Howard Johnson’s LebanonTurf LebanonTurf LebanonTurf LebanonTurf Nufarm

0.86 0.69 0.75 0.86 0.37 0.5 0.43 0.29 0.37 0.5 0.2 0.29 0.37 0.383 0.375

Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various Various

Howard Johnson’s Nufarm Nufarm Nufarm LebanonTurf LebanonTurf LebanonTurf Nufarm Nufarm Nufarm SipcamAdvan SipcamAdvan SipcamAdvan SipcamAdvan Direct Solutions

3.71 0.5 0.3 0.5 0.3 0.5

12/24/11 Various Various Various Various Various

LebanonTurf Howard Knox Fert Knox Fert Turf Care Supply Turf Care Supply

* Inclusion in these listings does not imply endorsement on the part of the publisher or author. Neither does omission imply criticism. ** Percent active ingredient is not given for multiple-a.i. products. ***Some classify as post-emergent.

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fertilizer & pesticide combinations

POST-EMERGENCE broadleaf HerbICIdeS + ferTIlIZerS* Analysis

INSECTICIDES + ferTIlIZerS*

Supplier

2,4-D + clopyrAlID + DIcAmbA + FErTIlIZEr Various

Andersons

Various

Nufarm

2,4-D + DIcAmbA + Floroxypr (EScAlADE) + FErTIlIZEr 16-0-8

Andersons

Various

Howard Johnson’s

2,4-D + mcpp + DIcAmbA (TrImEc) + FErTIlIZEr Various

Andersons

Various

Howard Johnson’s

Various

LebanonTurf

2,4-D + mcpp + DIcAmbA + SUlFENTrAZoNE + FErTIlIZEr 16-0-9

Andersons

Various

Howard Johnson’s

pENoxSUlAm + FErTIlIZEr Various

Dow AgroSciences

Various

Howard Johnson’s

% A.I.**

Analysis

Supplier

.029

Various

Andersons

.058

Various

Andersons

.069

Various

LebanonTurf

.073

Various

Nufarm

.225

Various

Andersons

0.00572

Various

Andersons

.225

18-2-5

Direct Solutions

.2

Various

Andersons

.2

20-0-0

Direct Solutions

.2

Various

LebanonTurf

.2

Various

Nufarm

bIFENThrIN (TAlSTAr) + FErTIlIZEr bIFENThrIN + ImIDAcloprID (mErIT) + FErTIlIZEr FIproNIl + FErTIlIZEr ImIDAcloprID (AllEcTUS) + FErTIlIZEr ImIDAcloprID (mErIT) + FErTIlIZEr

TrIclopyr + clopyrAlID (coNFroNT) + FErTIlIZEr 19-0-7

LebanonTurf

SuPPlIER CONTaCT INFORMaTION* POST-EMERGENCE + PRE-EMERGENCE HerbICIdeS + ferTIlIZerS* Analysis

Supplier

TrIclopyr + clopyrAlID + TrIFlUrAlIN + bENEFIN (coNFroNT + TEAm Nr) 19-0-7 LebanonTurf

FuNGICIDES + ferTIlIZerS* Active Ingredient myclobUTANIl pcNb pcNb 15.4% pcNb + propIcoNAZolE + chloroThAloNIl ThIophANATE-mEThyl 2.05% + IproDIoNE 1.02% TrIADImEFoN 0.62%

Analysis

Supplier

Various Various Various 10-0-14 14-3-3

Andersons Howard Johnson’s LebanonTurf Andersons Andersons

7-0-14

Andersons

23-3-5 & 11-0-22 Various 21-3-20

Andersons Howard Johnson’s Andersons

*Inclusion in these listings does not imply endorsement on the part of the publisher or author. Neither does omission imply criticism. **Percent active ingredient is not given for multiple-a.i. products.

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The Andersons Inc. 800-225-2639 www.andersonsgolfproducts.com

Knox Fertilizer Co. 574-772-6275 www.knoxfert.com

Direct Solutions 970-292-9000 www.aatdirectsolutions.com

LebanonTurf 800-233-0628 www.lebanonturf.com

Dow AgroSciences 800-255-3726 www.dowprovesit.com Harrell’s 800-282-8007 www.harrells.com Howard Fertilizer & Chemical Co. 800-899-3141 www.howardfertilizer.com Howard Johnson Enterprises 800-298-4656 www.hjefertilizer.com

Nufarm Americas Inc. 800-345-3330 www.nufarm.com/us SipcamAdvan 866-429-0887 www.sipcamadvan.com Turf Care Supply 877-220-1014 www.turfcaresupply.com

plant growth regulators

•

Flurprimidol+trinExapac Ethyl

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

mEFluididE

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

mEthyl chlorFlurEnol

1

paclobutrazol

•

trinExapac Ethyl

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

• •

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

• •

•

•

Foliar Absorbed

•

Root Absorbed

Fine Fescues

•

Overseeding Registration2 Registration for Closecut Greens

Creeping Bentgrass

•

Poa Annua

Tall Fescue

•

•

Centipedegrass

Kentucky Bluegrass

•

•

Main Effect/ Mode of Action

Uptake

Uses

Bahiagrass

St. Augustinegrass

•

•

EthEphon (proxy)

Kikuyugrass

Zoysiagrass

•

Flurprimidol

Active Ingredient

Perennial Ryegrass

Bermudagrass

Turfgrass Registrations1

Main Effect/ Mode of Action

•

Growth/seedhead inhibition

•

Growth/GA inhibition

•

Growth/seedhead inhibition

•

Growth/seedhead inhibition

Growth/GA inhibition

•

GA inhibitor •

GA inhibitor

Labels may not allow all uses on all turfgrasses indicated. Check product labels for specific use instructions. 2 This table indicates which products’ labels specify overseeding use. Others may not specify this use but do not forbid it either, and so may be appropriate for this use.

PGRs foR landscaPe oRnamentals* Active Ingredient

Primary Use(s)

CyTokInIn

Improves flower and fruit set and general plant growth.

Reduces growth of trees, shrubs and groundcovers; DIkEgUlAC-soDIUM reduces flowering and fruit on olive, privet, Japanese holly and multiflora rose.

Eliminates fruit on olive, crabapple and carob trees; EThEPhon (FloREl) removes mistletoe from coniferous and deciduous trees.

Provides growth suppression of woody landscape FlURPRIMIDol ornamental and perennial ground covers.

InDolE-3-bUTyRIC ACID Microinjection for flower/fruit elimination on sweetgum.

(AUxIn) MAlEIC hyDRAzIDE Reduces growth of trees and shrubs.

Reduces growth of trees, shrubs, ground covers MEFlUIDIDE and herbaceous ornamentals.

METhyl ChloRFlUREnol Eliminates fruit set, reduces plant growth. nAPhThAlEnE ACETIC Prevents root suckering and trunk and basal sprouts in woody ornamentals.

ACID (nAA) PAClobUTRAzol Growth suppression of trees. * Does not include PGRs registered only for greenhouse/nursery use.

contact infoRmation Agrisel USA Inc. 877-247-4735 www.agrisel.com

SePRO PBI-Gordon Corp.

800-884-3179 www.gordonsprofessional.com 800-225-2639 www.andersonsgolfproducts.com

The Andersons Inc.

Bayer CropScience

800-331-2867 www.backedbybayer.com

BRANDT Monterey 559-499-2100 www.brandt.co

Nufarm

800-345-3330 www.nufarm.com/us

800-419-7779 www.sepro.com 866-429-0887 www.sipcamadvan.com

PrimeraTurf

Syngenta

770-675-3382 www.primeraturf.coop

Quali-Pro

800-242-5562 www.quali-pro.com

Rainbow Treecare Scientific Advancements 952-922-3810 www.rainbowtreecare.com

Active Ingredient

866-SYNGENTA www.greencastonline.com

Tree Tech

352-528-5335 www.treetech.net

Brand (Manufacturer)

CyTokInIn

Agriplex PGR for T&O (Agrisel USA)

DIkEgUlAC-soDIUM

Atrimmec (PBI-Gordon)

EThEPhon

Ethephon 2 SL (Quali-Pro) Florel (BRANDT Monterey) Pistill (BRANDT Monterey) Proxy (Bayer)

FlURPRIMIDol

Cutless (SePRO)

Flurprimidol +trinExapac Ethyl

Edgeless (SePRO)

InDolE-3-bUTyRIC ACID

Snipper (Tree Tech)

MEFlUIDIDE

Embark T&O (PBI-Gordon)

nAPhThAlEnE ACETIC ACID (nAA)

Sucker Stopper Concentrate/RTU (BRANDT Monterey)

PAClobUTRAzol

Cambistat, Trimtect (RTSA) Profile (SePRO) Tide Paclo (Quali-Pro, SipcamAdvan) TGR (Andersons)2 Trimmit (Syngenta) Turf Enhancer (Andersons)2

TRInExAPAC EThyl

Governor G (Andersons) Groom PGR (SipcamAdvan) Primo MAXX (Syngenta) T-NEX I AQ (Quali-Pro) T-Pac SPC MEC (Nufarm) Trin Pac Select (Prime Source) Trinexapac ethyl 1 AQ (PrimeraOne)

SipcamAdvan

Prime Source

877-235-0043 www.prime-sourcellc.com

soURces of PGRs1

1 No endorsement is implied by this listing, nor is criticism implied by omission.

2 Available in combination with granular fertilizers, as well as singly as a liquid.

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Burndown

Ammoniated salt/soap of fatty acids

•

•

Herbicidal Soap (Monterey L&G) Quick Fire (BRANDT Monterey)

Citric acid, malic acid, clove oil

•

•

Phydura (Soil Technologies)

Diquat dibromide

•

•

Glufosinate-ammonium2

•

•

Active Ingredient

Soil Fumigant

Foliar Uptake

Soil Residual/ Root Uptake

non-selective herbicides

•

Glyphosate + diquat dibromide

•

•

•

•

•

•

Glyphosate + prodiamine

1

Diquat SPC 2L (Nufarm) Reward (Syngenta) Finale (Bayer) AquaMaster, Roundup Pro, Roundup Pro Concentrate, Roundup Pro Dry, Roundup ProMax (Monsanto) Clear-Out 41 Pro Plus, Glystar Pro (Agrisel USA) GlyphoMate 41 (PBI-Gordon) GlyPho-Sel Pro, GlyPho-Sel Pro 41% (Agrisel) Glyphosate T&O (Quali-Pro) KleenUp Pro (Direct Solutions) Razor, Razor Pro (Nufarm) Touchdown Pro (Syngenta)

Glyphosate

Glyphosate + imazapyr

Brands (Suppliers)2

QuickPRO (Monsanto) Razor Burn (Nufarm) Pronto (PBI-Gordon) ProDeuce (Nufarm) Weed Impede 2-in-1 (Monterey L&G) Pronone Power Pellet (Pro-Serve)

Hexazinone

•

Sodium chlorate + sodium metaborate

•

•

BareSpot Monobor-Chlorate (Pro-Serve)

Sodium chlorate + sodium metaborate + bromacil

•

•

BareSpot Ureabor (Pro-Serve)

Sodium chlorate + sodium metaborate + diuron

•

•

BareSpot Weed & Grass (Pro-Serve)

Sodium chlorate + sodium metaborate + diuron + bromacil

•

•

BareGround 21 (Pro-Serve)

Neither the publisher nor the author implies endorsement by the listing, nor does omission imply criticism. So-called “brush control” products are considered selective (for broadleaf plants) and are not included here. Always read and follow label instructions for specific application and safety instructions.

CONTACT INFORMATION Agrisel USA Inc. 877-247-4735 www.agrisel.com BASF Professional T&O 919-547-2000 www.betterturf.basf.us Bayer CropScience 800-331-2867 www.backedbybayer.com BRANDT Monterey 559-499-2100 www.brandt.co www.montereylawngarden.com

Direct Solutions 970-292-9000 www.aatdirectsolutions.com

Dow AgroSciences 800-255-3726 www.dowprovesit.com Monsanto 800-332-3111 www.monsanto.com

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2

Glufosinate-ammonium is listed as a burndown. However, it also has limited systemic activity. So it is quicker-acting than some systemics, with better control of woody and perennial weeds than contacts.

3

Use only where no future landscaping is planned, such as under concrete.

4

Restricted-use pesticide.

5

Available as an aerosol only.

Nufarm Americas Inc. 800-345-3330 www.nufarm.com/us

PBI-Gordon Corp.

800-884-3179 www.gordonsprofessional.com Pro-Serve Inc. 877-776-7375 www.pro-serveinc.com

Quali-Pro 800-242-5562 www.quali-pro.com

Soil Technologies Corp.

800-221-7645 www.soiltechcorp.com

Syngenta 866-sYnGentA www.greencastonline.com

adjuvants & wetting agents Category

Description

Trade Names (Suppliers)

ACiDifier

Lowers the pH in spray mixes.

Adjust, Buffer 10, Monterey Super 7 (BRANDT Monterey)

ACTivATor

Increases activity of pesticides, improving absorption by the target plant.

Herbicide Activator, MSO, Rocket DL, Super 7 (BRANDT Monterey) Activator 90 (CPS) BIO 90 (KALO, Inc.)

Microyl, Pen-A-Trate II, Persist Ultra, Speed (Precision Laboratories, Inc.)

Buffer

Add to tank mix to stabilize pH, making mix more resistant to changes in pH.

Adjust, Buffer-Ten, No Foam B, Super 7 (BRANDT Monterey) Restore, Spray Prep, WaterFX (KALO, Inc.)

New Balance (Precision Laboratories, Inc.)

ColorANT

Adds color to the spray mix to improve spray pattern detection.

Green Graphics, Green Lawnger, Turf Mark Blue & Green (Becker Underwood) H2O Blue, Mark-It Blue, Mark-It Green, Mark-It Red (BRANDT Monterey) Grass Greenzit (Cleary) Aquamark, Turf Trax Blue & Green (CPS)

Foam Dye (KALO, Inc.) Gordon’s Spray Colorant (PBI-Gordon) Signal, Signal Blue EZ Solupak, Signal Green EZ Solupak, Super Signal Blue, Super Signal Green (Precision Laboratories, Inc.)

CoNDiTioNiNg AgeNT

Softens water to reduce problems associated with hard water, allowing increased pesticide performance.

Invigorate Soil Conditioner and Enhancer (Agrisel) Condition XTRA, N-pHURIC GTO (BRANDT Monterey)

Choice Weather Master (CPS) Restore, Spray Prep, WaterFX (KALO, Inc.) Conditioner Max Select (Prime Source)

CompATiBiliTy AgeNT

Aids in effective combination of pesticides (and fertilizers) by preventing clumping and uneven distribution caused by incompatible chemicals.

EZ Mix (CPS)

Compex Compatibility Agent (KALO, Inc.)

Crop oil

Increases the spray penetration while enhancing the spread of the pesticide.

Crop Oil Concentrate, Monterey M.S.O. (BRANDT Monterey) Crop Oil Concentrate (KALO, Inc.)

Persist Ultra (Precision Laboratories, Inc.)

DefoAmiNg/ ANTi-foAmiNg AgeNT

Reduces foam buildup in the spray tank; especially for mixes that require vigorous agitation.

Shakedown Liquid (Becker Underwood) Ultra 90-NF, Tripleline Foam Away (BRANDT Monterey) Defoamer (Cleary)

Fighter F Dry, Fighter F10 (CPS) Anti-Foam (KALO, Inc.) Defoamer Select (Prime Source)

Drift Down (Becker Underwood) STA-PUT Plus, Condition XTRA (BRANDT Monterey) Liberate (CPS)

Spectra Max Tank Mix (KALO, Inc.) Jetwet (Poulenger USA, Inc.) Border EG 250, Direct (Precision Laboratories, Inc.)

DrifT-CoNTrol Reduces spray drift by increasing the droplet size of the spray.

AgeNT

Restore, Spray Prep, WaterFX (KALO, Inc.)

SpreADer/ STiCker

Allows pesticide to form a uniform layer on the target leaf surface by causing the spray droplet to adhere to the surface.

CMR Spreader Sticker, Rocket DL, Silicone Super Wetter, Ultra 90-NF, Umbrella (BRANDT Monterey) ClearSpray T/O (Cleary)

Bio-Film Extra (KALO, Inc.) Jetwet (Poulenger USA, Inc.) Chem-Stik (Precision Laboratories, Inc.) Duo Stick Select (Prime Source)

STiCker/ DepoSiTioN

Increases the adhesion of spray droplet on the treated surface, providing rain-fastness.

Umbrella (BRANDT Monterey) ClearSpray T/O (Cleary)

Jetwet (Poulenger USA, Inc.) Chem-Stik (Precision Laboratories, Inc.)

Surface-active agents physically alter the surface tension of a spray droplet, allowing it to spread out evenly on leaf SurfACTANT/ surfaces, thereby increasing SpreADer/ exposure. Wetting agent is a WeTTiNg AgeNT type of surfactant that improves the ability of the water to penetrate water-repellent soils, increasing infiltration.

AgriFact Pro Super Surfactant, Invigorate Soil Conditioner and Enhancer (Agrisel) Aqueduct, Dispatch Sprayable, Dispatch Injectable, Primer Select, Revolution, Sixteen 90 (Aquatrols) Crop Oil Concentrate, Magnify, Monterey M.S.O., No Foam A, Rocket DL, Silicone Super Wetter Torpedo, Ultra 90-NF, Umbrella (BRANDT Monterey) ClearSpray T/O (Cleary)

Alleviate, Freeway, Mizer, Neptune, Respond 3 (CPS) Bio 90 Spreader Activator, H2O Maximizer, Hydro-Wet, Hydro-Wet Pellets, Medalist, Tournament-Ready, Tournament-Ready Pellets, Water-Rite, Water-Rite FC (KALO, Inc.) Aquabond, Jetwet, Jetwet HL (Poulenger USA, Inc.) Cascade Plus, Duplex, Magnus, Precision EZ Tabs (Precision Laboratories, Inc.) Turf Wet, Ultra Spread Select (Prime Source)

TANk CleANer

Removes pesticide and fertilizer residues from spray tanks.

CMR Pesticide Equipment Cleaner, Spray Tank Scrubber (BRANDT Monterey) Neutralize, Nutra-Sol (Becker Underwood) Tank Cleaner (Cleary) All Clear, Tank & Equipment Cleaner (CPS)

K-Klean Liquid Tank and Equipment Cleaner, Tank Cleaner Dry Formulation (KALO, Inc.) Incide-Out (Precision Laboratories, Inc.) Tank Cleaner Select (Prime Source)

ThiCkeNer

Reduces drift by increasing droplet size. Also increases the viscosity of the spray droplet to reduce evaporation and allow more time for absorption.

Sanag 38-F, Sanag 41-A, Sta-Put Plus (BRANDT Monterey)

Jetwet (Poulenger USA, Inc.)

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Acephate

OP

Acequinocyl

Naphthoquinone derivative

SC

Acetamiprid

Chloronicotinyl

Sp

Azadirachtin

Biological

Sp

β−Cyfluthrin

Pyrethroid

Sp

Beauveria bassiana

Biological

Sp

Bifenthrin

Pyrethroid

Sp, G

Buprofezin

IGR

Carbaryl

Carbamate

Sp, Gr

Chlorpyrifos

OP

Sp, Gr

Clothianidin

Chloronicotinyl

Clothianidin + bifenthrin

Chloronicotinyl+pyrethroid

Cyfluthrin

Pyrethroid

Sp

Cyromazine

IGR

Sp

Deltamethrin

Pyrethroid

Sp

Dicofol

Organochlorine

Sp

Dicrotophos

OP

Dinotefuron

Neonicotinoid

Disulfoton

OP

Gr

Fenbutatin oxide

Organotin

Sp

Fenoxycarb

IGR

Fipronil

Phenylpyrazole

Bait, Gr

Flonicamid

Pyridinecarboxamide

Sp, SG

Heterorhabditis megidis

Biological

Sp, Dr

Hexythiazox

Carboxamide

Sp

Hydramethylnon

Imidohydrazene

Bait

Imidacloprid

Chloronicotinyl

Sp, Gr, MI, T

Imidacloprid + debacarb

Chloronicotinyl+fungicide

Iron phosphate

Inorganic

Gr

Lambda-cyhalothrin

Pyrethroid

Sp

Metaldehyde

Aldehyde

Bait

Methiocarb

Carbamate

WP

Oil

Petroleum

Sp

Oxydemeton methyl

OP

MI

Permethrin

Pyrethroid

Sp

Pymetrozine

Pyridine azomethene

Sp

Pyrethrin

Biological

Sp

Pyrethrin + rotenone

Biological

Sp

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Sp, MI

•

•

•

•

•

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•

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Sp

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•

•

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MI Sp, Dr

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•

•

•

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•

•4 • •

•

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Spinosyn/Microbial

Spiromesifen

Tetronic acid

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•

•

•

•

•

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•

•

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•

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•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

• •

• • •

•

•

Steinernema riobrave

Biological

Sp, Dr

Thiamethoxam

Neonicotinoid

WDG

Trichlorfon

OP

General groupings. Consult labels for specific pests controlled.

Various strains are available, but are grouped together here.

Dipterous leafminers only.

4 Suppression only.

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Sp

1 2

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Sp Sp, Dr

• • •

•

Sp, G

Steinernema carpocapsae Biological

•

• • • •

•

Bait

Spinosad

• •

•

•

MI

Sodium Ferric EDTA

•

•

• •

Sp

•

Whiteflies

•

Wasps

• • •

Snails/ slugs

Nematodes

Mites

(larvae)

Leaf-eating caterpillars

Leaf beetles

Grasshoppers

Fireants

Borers

•

MI

Scales/ mealybugs

Biological + fungicide

Sawflies

Glycoside

Abamectin + debacarb

(lepidopterous)

•

MI, Sp

Abamectin

Borers

Form of application

(coleopterous)

Chemical class

Aphids

Active ingredient

Ants

Pests controlled1

5

Trunk-injected product.

OP—organophosphate IGR—insect growth regulator MI—trunk injection or implant WDG—water-dispersible granule SC—soluble concentrate WP—wettable powder

Sp–spray G–granular Dr–drench SG–soluble granule T–tablet

Rusts

Twig/shoot blight

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•

•

•

•

•

S/P

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

•

Sp Sp

S/P P

•

Chlorothalonil

SA

Sp

P

Chlorothalonil + thiophanate methyl

SA + BI

Sp

•

Inorganic

Sp

P

•

•

•

•

•

Copper octanoate Cyazofamid Debacarb Debacarb + abamectin Debacarb + imidacloprid Fenarimol

Inorganic Cyanoimidazole BI BI + insecticide BI + insecticide Pyrimidine

Sp Sp MI MI MI Sp

P S/P S S S S/P

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•

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•

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Fosetyl-Al

OP

Dr, Sp, MI

S

Fludioxinil Fluoxastrobin Fluoxastrobin + chlorothalonil

Phenylpyrrole Strobilurin Strobilurin + SA

Sp, Dr L, G L

P S/P S/P

Iprodione

Dicarboxamide

Dr, Sp

S/P

Mancozeb

DC

Sp

P

•

Mancozeb + copper hydroxide

DC + inorganic

Sp

P

•

Mefenoxam

Phenalamide

Dr

S

Myclobutanil

Triazole (SI)

Sp

S/P

Oxytetracycline hydrochloride PCNB

Antibiotic SA

MI Dr, G

S P

Phosphites

Inorganic

Sp, MI

S

•

Potassium bicarbonate

Inorganic

Sp

P

•

Propamocarb

Carbamate

Dr, Sp

P

Propiconazole

Triazole (SI)

Sp, MI

S

Pyraclostroban Pyraclostroban + boscalid

Strobilurin Strobilurin

WDG WDG

Tebuconazole

Triazole (SI)

MI, Sp

Thiophanate-methyl

BI

Copper

3

Thiophanate-methyl + BI + iprodione dicarboxamide Thiophanate-methyl +mancozeb BI + DC

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S

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S/P

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S/P

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•

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Sp, MI

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•

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Dr, G Sp

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•

Triazole (SI)

•

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•

Biological Strobilurin

•

•

•

• • •

•

Triadimefon

• • •

•

•

Trichoderma harzianum Trifloxystrobin

1

• • •

Wilts/ vascular pathogens

Mildews • •

Strobilurin Biological

Root rots

Leaf spots • •

Azoxystrobin Bacillus subtillus

Needle casts /blights

Leaf blight

Bacterial diseases

•

Anthracnoses

Chemical class

Disease registrations2

Systemic or protectant?

Active ingredient

Form of application

ornamentals: fungicides for pests of ornamentals

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•

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Brands and suppliers

Heritage (Syngenta) Cease (BioWorks) Agrisel Chlorothalonil 720 T&O Fungicide (Agrisel USA) Chlorothalonil 720 SFT (Quali-Pro) Daconil Ultrex, Daconil WeatherStik, Daconil Zn Flowable (Syngenta) Spectro (Nufarm) Tee-1-Up (SipcamAdvan) TM + CTN SPC (Nufarm) CuPRO 2005 T/N/O (SePRO) Liqui-cop, Nordox (Monterey) Camelot O (SePRO) Segway (FMC) Fungisol (JJ Mauget)4 Abasol (JJ Mauget)4 Imisol (JJ Mauget)4 Rubigan (Gowan) Aliette (Bayer, Monterey) Aliette Injectible (Tree Tech)4 Fosetyl-Al 80 WDG (Quali-Pro) Medallion (Syngenta) Disarm (FMC) Disarm C (FMC) 26019, 26 GT (Bayer) Iprodione Pro 2SE (BASF) Iprodione SPC (Nufarm) Dithane, FORE Rainshield (Dow AgroSciences) Pencozeb 75 WDG (Agrisel) Pentathlon DF, Pentathlon LF (SePRO) Protect DF (Nufarm) Junction (SePRO) Mefenoxam 2 AQ (Quali-Pro) Subdue Maxx (Syngenta) Eagle 20 EW (Dow AgroSciences) Myclobutanil 20 EW T&O (Quali-Pro) Myclotect (Rainbow Treecare) Mycoject Ultra (JJ Mauget) Pennstar Flo (Andersons) Agri FOS (Monterey) Alude (Nufarm) ArborFos (JJ Mauget) Bio-phos (Agrisel USA) Magellan (Nufarm) Bi-Carb (Monterey) Kaligreen (Monterey) Milstop (BioWorks) Banol (Bayer) Alamo (Syngenta)4 Banner Maxx (Syngenta) ProPensity 1.3ME (SipcamAdvan) Propiconazole 14.3 (Quali-Pro) Propiconazole SPC (Nufarm) Shepherd (Arbor Systems)4 Insignia (BASF) Pageant (BASF) Sipcam Clearscape (SipcamAdvan) Tebuconazole 3.6F (Quali-Pro) Tebuject, Tebuject 16 (JJ Mauget)4 Torque (Nufarm) 3336 (Nufarm) Fungo (Andersons) T-Methyl SPC (Nufarm) TM85, TM 4.5F (Quali-Pro) Tee-Off 4.5 (SipcamAdvan) 26/36 Fungicide (Nufarm) TM + IP SPC (Nufarm) Duosan (Andersons) Bayleton (Bayer) Systrex + Nutrient (Tree Tech)4 RootShield, PlantShield HC (BioWorks) Compass (Bayer)

2 These are general groupings only. Consult product labels for specific pathogen registrations.

Various forms of copper are available but are grouped together here. 4 Trunk-injected product.

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Azadirachtin β−Cyfluthrin Beauveria bassiana Bifenthrin Buprofezin Carbaryl Chlorpyrifos Clothianidin Cyfluthrin Cyromazine Deltamethrin Dicrotophos Dinotefuron Disulfoton Fenbutatin oxide Fenoxycarb Fipronil Flonicamid Heterorhabditis megidis Hexythiazox Hydramethylnon Imidacloprid Imidacloprid+debacarb Iron phosphate Lambda-cyhalothrin Metaldehyde Methiocarb Oil Oxydemeton methyl Permethrin Pymetrozine Pyrethrin Pyrethrin + canola oil Pyrethrin + rotenone Sodium Ferric EDTA Spinosad Spiromesifen Steinernema carpocapsae Steinernema riobrave Thiamethoxam Trichlorfon

1 Endorsement is not implied by this listing, nor is criticism implied by omission. * Trunk-injected product.

Dithiopyr

Brands and suppliers Dynaweed (Soil Technologies) Barrier (PBI-Gordon) Tower (BASF) 0.25 G Dimension on DGPro (Andersons) Dimension (Andersons, Dow AgroSciences) Dithiopyr 40 WSB (Quali-Pro)

L, G L

Indaziflam

Specticle (Bayer)

L, G

Gallery (Dow AgroSciences, LebanonTurf) Isoxaben 75WG (Quali-Pro)

Napropamide

G

Strawberry & Fruit Tree Weeder (Monterey)

Oryzalin

L

Isoxaben

Oxadiazon*

Pendimethalin

G G

Double O SPC (Nufarm) Two Ox SPC (Nufarm) ProPendi (Andersons) Pendulum 2G, Pendulum AquaCap (BASF)

L, G

Pendimethalin + dimethenamid-P Prodiamine

Oryzalin 4 Pro (Quali-Pro) Surflan AS, Surflan WDG (Agrisel USA) Weed Impede (Monterey) Oxadiazon 2G; 50 WSB; SC (Quali-Pro) Ronstar (Andersons, Bayer) Ronstar Woodace (LebanonTurf)

L, G

Oxyfluorfen + oryzalin Oxyfluorfen + oxadiazon*

G

FreeHand 1.75G (BASF) 0.48 G Barricade on DG Pro (Andersons) Barricade (Andersons, Howard Johnson's, Syngenta) Cavalcade PQ (SipcamAdvan) Prodiamine 65WDG, Prodiamine 4L (Quali-Pro)

L, G L

S-Metolachlor

Pennant Magnum (Syngenta)

Preen, Treflan (LebanonTurf) Treflan, Vegetable & Ornamental Weeder (Monterey) Treflan (Andersons, LebanonTurf) Snapshot 2.5TG (Dow AgroSciences) G Trifluralin + isoxaben T/I 2.5G (Quali-Pro) * These products’ primary use is for woody ornamentals.

Check product labels for specific sites and species.

L

Trifluralin

POST-EMERGENCE HERBICIDES For ornamentals Active ingredient Ammoniated soaps of fatty acids

Selective for…1

•

Bentazon

•

Carfentrazone

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Clopyralid2 Dicamba4 Diquat 2

•

•

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Dichlobenil3

•

•

Brands and suppliers

L

Quick Fire (Monterey)

L

Basagran T/O (BASF) Nutgrass ‘Nihilator (Monterey)

L

Quicksilver (FMC)

L

Lontrel T&O (Dow AgroSciences)

L

Dicamba (Tree Tech)

G

Barrier (PBI-Gordon)

L

Diquat E-Pro (Nufarm) Reward (Syngenta)

Fenoxaprop

•

L

Acclaim EC (Bayer)

Fluazifop-P-butyl

•

L

Fusilade II (Syngenta) Ornamec (PBI-Gordon) Finale (Bayer)

Glufosinate-ammonium2

•

L

Glyphosate2

•

L

Glyphosate+diquat dibromide

•

G5

GlyphoMate 41 (PBI-Gordon) Gly Star Pro, Clear-Out 41 Plus (Agrisel USA) Razor Pro (Nufarm) Roundup Pro/Pro Dry (Monsanto) Touchdown Pro (Syngenta) QuickPro (Monsanto) Razor Burn (Nufarm)

L

Multipurpose MSMA (Agrisel)

•

L

Grass Getter (Monterey) Segment (BASF) Sethoxydim E-Pro (Nufarm) Vantage (Agrisel USA)

•

L

Princep Liquid (Syngenta)

L

SightLine (Rainbow Treecare)

MSMA

•

Sethoxydim

•

Simazine Triclopyr

•

•

Indicates general group for which herbicide is selective. Product may not be effective against all members of that group. Always check labels for listed species.

2 Registered in ornamentals for spot or directed spray only, unless otherwise directed.

3 Granular product for use in woody ornamentals.

4 Trunk injection. 5 QuickPro is a water-soluble granule for mixing with water.

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G G L

Corn gluten Dichlobenil Dimethenamid-P

Liquid/granular?

Acequinocyl Acetamiprid

Liquid or granular?

Sedges

Acephate

Active ingredient

Grasses

Abamectin + debacarb

PRE-EMERGENCE HERBICIDES For lanDsCaPe ornamentals

Broadleaves

Abamectin

Abacide 2 (JJ Mauget)* Avid, Varsity (Syngenta) Abamectin SPC (Nufarm) Greyhound (Arbor Systems)* Abamectin 0.15 EC (Quali-Pro) Minx (Nufarm) Vivid II (Tree Tech)* Aracinate5, Pinetect5 (RTSA) Abasol (JJ Mauget)* Acephate Pro 75 (Agrisel USA) Lepitect Infusibles (RTSA) Dendrex (Tree Tech)* Shuttle Miticide (Arysta LifeScience) TriStar 30, TriStar 8.5 SL (Nufarm) Azatrol (PBI-Gordon) Molt-X (BioWorks) Ornazin (SePRO) Tempo SC Ultra, Tempo Ultra WP (Bayer) BotaniGard ES, BotaniGard WP (BioWorks) Menace (Nufarm) ProSect 0.15G (Andersons) Talstar (FMC) Talus (SePRO) Carbait 5 Granular (Agrisel USA) Sevin (Bayer) Chlorpyrifos (Agrisel USA, Andersons) Chlorpyrifos 4-E (Quali-Pro) Chlorpyrifos SPC (Nufarm) Arean 50 WDG (Arysta LifeScience) Tempo (Bayer) Citation (Syngenta) DeltaGard (Bayer) Inject-A-Cide B (JJ Mauget)* Transtect 70WSP (Rainbow Treecare) Di-Syston (Bayer) Vendex TNO (SePRO) Award (Syngenta) TopChoice (Bayer) Aria (FMC) Nemasys H (Becker Underwood) Hexagon (Gowan) Amdro Pro (BASF) Bounty (Nufarm) Mallet (Nufarm) CoreTect (Bayer) Merit (Bayer) Enforce 75WSP (SipcamAdvan) Merit Injectable (Tree Tech) Imicide (JJ Mauget)* Pointer(ArborSystems)* Imidicloprid T&O 2F (Quali-Pro) Xytect 75WSP, 2F (RTSA) Imisol (JJ Mauget)* Sluggo (Monterey) Scimitar GC (Syngenta) Slug-It! (Monterey) Mesural (Gowan) RSTA Horticultural Oil (RSTA) Saf-T-Side (Monterey) Suffoil-X (BioWorks) Harpoon (Tree Tech) * Inject-A-Cide (JJ Mauget)* Astro (FMC) Multipurpose Insect Killer, Fireant Killer, Permethrin Pro, Permethrin 360 insecticide, Tengard SFR (Agrisel USA) Permethrin E-Pro (Nufarm) Endeavor (Syngenta) Pygsanic (Monterey) Py-Oil, Takedown (Monterey) Pyrellin (Monterey) Ferroxx (Engage Agro) Conserve (Dow AgroSciences) Garden Insect Spray (Monterey) Forbid (Bayer) Millenium (Becker Underwood) BioVector (Becker Underwood) Flagship 25 WP Insecticide (Syngenta) Trichlorfon (Andersons)

Non-selective2

BRANDS & SUPPLIERS oF ornamental InseCtICIDes1

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