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herbicide for garden beds Estate + Barricade Herbicide Bundle – Mighty Goat Lawns

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herbicide for garden beds Estate + Barricade Herbicide Bundle – Mighty Goat LawnsEstate Broadleaf Herbicide for lawns ESTATE Herbicide is Syngentas powerful combination of three active ingredients for effective broad spectrum control of hard to kill weeds such as bindii and white clover. Effective across a broad range of warm and cool season turf species, including Buffalo and Kikuyu. Key Features Outstanding broadleaf weed control Excellent turf safety in both cool and warm season grasses Mix of active ingredients for improved

Estate Broadleaf Herbicide for lawns

ESTATE® Herbicide is Syngenta’s powerful combination of three active ingredients for effective broad-spectrum control of hard-to-kill weeds such as bindii and white clover.
Effective across a broad range of warm and cool season turf species, including Buffalo and Kikuyu. 

Key Features

  • Outstanding broadleaf weed control
  • Excellent turf safety in both cool and warm
  • season grasses
  • Mix of active ingredients for improved
  • resistance management
  • Low application rates of active ingredient
  • Non-ester formulation, reducing potential for
  • off-target damage
  • Minimal odour
  • Backed by Syngenta

Application Rate

  • 50ml in 2-5L of water per 100 square metres (with pressure sprayer)

Details 

This easy-to-use, low-rate formulation reduces the need for manual hand weeding, while improving the appearance and durability of the turf it is applied to – making it more resilient to foot traffic and other environmental stress. ESTATE® provides excellent turf safety, and its non-ester formulation reduces the potential for drift and off-target damage. 

How does ESTATE® work?

The 3-way blend of herbicides work well in combination and play slightly different roles in weed control:

  • MCPA (Group 4): Moves through the plant accumulating in growing points of the stems interfering with cell division.
  • Clopyralid (Group 4): Accumulates in the main growing points, causing rapid growth and eventual death.
  • Diflufenican (Group 12): Inhibits the production of carotenoids, preventing photosynthesis.

Barricade Herbicide 

Preventative control of weeds before weed germination in established lawns & turf, garden beds.

  • Long lasting preventative weed control for up to 6 months
  • Can be used in a variety of situations
  • Controls weeds before they become a problem

Apply BARRICADE® Pre-Emergent Herbicide before weed germination for preventative control of up to 6 months. Apply in early spring (summer weeds) or late summer to early autumn for Winter Grass. BARRICADE® Pre-Emergent Herbicide does not control weeds that have already germinated; therefore, a post-emergent herbicide should be applied to remove these weeds.

An effective method used by professional turf managers to prevent weeds before they become an issue!

Key Features

    • Easy to use liquid pre-emergent herbicide that controls a wide range of grassy weeds including African Lovegrass, Parramatta Grass, Summer Grass, Crab Grass, Crowsfoot Grass and Winter Grass 
    • Up to six months control with a single application per season. 
    • Safe on established plants with no phytotoxicity 
    • Low odour, non-staining formulation 
    • Binds to the top 1-2 cm of soil, holds tightly and stays there creating an effective longer-term barrier to weeds 
    • Flexible application window – well before weeds germinate and with the added flexibility to delay wash-in for a few days if necessary 
    • Allows for less herbicide applications which creates efficiencies in productivity and less weed management interventions per season 
    • Exempt from poison scheduling which reduces worker risk and disruption to the community 

BARRICADE Herbicide controls a wide range of pre-emergent grassy weeds. You can trust BARRICADE to last for up to 6 months so your application window is more flexible. BARRICADE Herbicide is an easy to use liquid pre-emergent herbicide that can also be used in garden beds and landscape settings. BARRICADE creates efficiencies in weed maintenance programs for garden beds, providing up to 6 months weed control under mulch.

Application Rate

  • 10 - 80 ml per 100 square metres

Details 

For pre-emergent control of weeds in established turf, garden beds and nursery pots.

BARRICADE is a selective pre-emergent herbicide that provides residual control of weeds in established turf, garden beds and potted plants. BARRICADE controls susceptible weeds by interfering with cell division in the root tips of newly germinated weeds. BARRICADE Herbicide controls a wide range of pre-emergent grassy weeds. You can trust BARRICADE to last for up to 6 months so your application window is more flexible. BARRICADE binds high in the soil profile ensuring turf roots below the barrier are not affected and your turf stays in prime condition.

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