is clover easily treatable? what do I use
to kill it off.....thx

any broad left killer will work.
"news" wrote in message
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is clover easily treatable? what do I use
to kill it off.....thx

Peter Pan wrote:
any broad left killer will work.
"news" wrote in message
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is clover easily treatable? what do I use
to kill it off.....thx



mine took 2 - 3 treatments weeks apart to totally zap it

On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 21:30:04 -0400, newb wrote:

Peter Pan wrote:
any broad left killer will work.
"news" wrote in message
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is clover easily treatable? what do I use to kill it off.....thx



mine took 2 - 3 treatments weeks apart to totally zap it

Clover has lots of little hairs and a waxy coating. Best results require a
surfactant to help the heribcide to break through the clover's defences.

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on 6/25/2007 12:26 PM timothy said the following:
On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 21:30:04 -0400, newb wrote:


Peter Pan wrote:

any broad left killer will work.
"news" wrote in message
...

is clover easily treatable? what do I use to kill it off.....thx



mine took 2 - 3 treatments weeks apart to totally zap it


Clover has lots of little hairs and a waxy coating. Best results require a
surfactant to help the heribcide to break through the clover's defences.



I use a small amount of dishwashing (not dishwasher) detergent in my
spray to help stick to clover,

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"willshak" wrote in message
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on 6/25/2007 12:26 PM timothy said the following:
On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 21:30:04 -0400, newb wrote:


Peter Pan wrote:

any broad left killer will work.
"news" wrote in message
...

is clover easily treatable? what do I use to kill it off.....thx



mine took 2 - 3 treatments weeks apart to totally zap it


Clover has lots of little hairs and a waxy coating. Best results require
a
surfactant to help the heribcide to break through the clover's defences.



I use a small amount of dishwashing (not dishwasher) detergent in my
spray to help stick to clover,

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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
To email, remove the double zeroes after @

Do you find adding dishwashing helps for other weeds also ?

"willshak" wrote in message
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on 6/25/2007 12:26 PM timothy said the following:
On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 21:30:04 -0400, newb wrote:


Peter Pan wrote:

any broad left killer will work.
"news" wrote in message
...

is clover easily treatable? what do I use to kill it off.....thx



mine took 2 - 3 treatments weeks apart to totally zap it


Clover has lots of little hairs and a waxy coating. Best results require
a
surfactant to help the heribcide to break through the clover's defences.



I use a small amount of dishwashing (not dishwasher) detergent in my
spray to help stick to clover,

--

Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
To email, remove the double zeroes after @

Thanks
How much soap in 25 gallon tank ?

On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 16:34:19 -0600, news wrote:

is clover easily treatable? what do I use
to kill it off.....thx

Good day,
You will want to use a product such as Weed-B-Gon to remove clover. This
will kill off the clover, but you should use a surfactant
(sticker-spreader) for best results.

Clover is a symptom of a bigger problem. Clover does very well in poor,
hard soil. Clover obtains it's nitrogen from the air... not the soil. It's
telling you that your soil lacks nitrogen.

A plan of attack should include correcting the soil issues or the clover
will be back. Fertilizing 2 or 3 times a season combined with a higher
mowing hight(2.5-3 inches) will do wonders for your lawn.

Good luck,
Timothy

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