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 Japanese Clover Herbicide
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murquiza Friend |
posted 18 March 2009 12:10
  
I'm located in South Florida. and 'm having an infestation of Japanese clover or Creeping beggerweed (they are very look alike) on my St. Augustin. Somebody knows of a good post emergence herbicide to control it? I have some other weeds here and there but the Japanese Clover is starting to get evrywhere. I'm irrigating 2 times a week 1 hour each time. -------
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PensacolaPat Friend |
posted 27 May 2009 23:41
I have had good results with Weed Free Zone. Also it looks like there might be Live Oak leaves on the ground under the top growth of weed. Live Oak leaves take a long time to break down and form a "shield" between nutrients and water with the soil. If that is what they are, I would recommend raking them out and putting some lime down to neutralize their acidity. IP: Logged |
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murquiza Friend |
posted 29 May 2009 17:58
I raked the leaves shortly after the picture. I will try to get that herbicide, the only source I found was eBay. Thank you for the advise. IP: Logged |
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