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BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL "Weeds that look like they belong on the salad bar at Price Chopper"
 Warm Weather Weed Control
Rising from bare spots and showing their ugly heads during periods of summer
lawn drought stress are dandelions, spurge, clover, and bind weed. All are perennial broadleaf weeds not controlled
by Step #1 pre-emergent. When temperatures are warm and sticky, Speed Zone® will work the best.
Uncle says make sure to use Gordon’s Spreader Sticker® to help the spray stick to the small
waxy leaves. read more.....
Cool Weather Weed Control
 As Kansas City homeowners walk through their springtime lawns,
they all have the same question. What is this strange little weed??? In the springtime, lawn barespots will be
filled with one of Mother Nature’s little winter surprises. Winter broadleaf weeds: henbit, chickweed, oxalis,
dandelions, and an occasional thistle have sprouted in the lawn wherever there is a bare spot. Some have little flowers:
purple, yellow or white. No matter how cold, how much snow and ice, or how good your lawn looked last fall,
it now looks like the salad bar at Price Chopper. read more....
Fall Seeding brings Fall Weeding! October
and November are the best times to control perennial broadleaf weeds like dandelions and clover. In fall the weeds prepare
themselves for winter py pulling nutrients and starches from their leaves to their roots. By doing this, they also draw herbicides
into their root system more effectively killing the weed. read more...
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