Yates Zero Super Concentrate Weedkiller
An extremely effective, easy and economical way to kill weeds and grasses. It kills weeds, roots and all.
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Paspalum spp.
Paspalum is a tough perennial grass growing out from a central base or crown which is very difficult to pull out by hand, especially when mature. Leaves are bluey-green and seed spikes are usually seen in late summer.
Where individual plants can be treated, this persistent weed can be eliminated by spot spraying with Yates Zero Super Concentrate Weedkiller.
An extremely effective, easy and economical way to kill weeds and grasses. It kills weeds, roots and all.
A ready-to-use rapid-acting weedkiller that kills weeds, grasses and moss fast, visible effects are noticeable on most weeds within 1 hour.
A rapid-acting weedkiller gel that kills weeds and grasses around the home garden. The gel sticks to the leaf, making it easy to target weeds.
Extremely effective at controlling the toughest, hard-to-kill and invasive weeds and grasses (such as ivy, gorse & bamboo) - roots and all.
Winter Grass is a tufty, soft, light green grass with produces masses of seeds in winter. If left unattended, weeds can become a real issue.
Onion weed is a bulb plant with strappy leaved and white star shaped flowers. Bulblets can be dislodged from the main plant, further spreading the weed.
Bamboos are typically fast growing perennials with woody and hollow stems, otherwise known as culms. Some bamboos are spreading while other are clumping.
Marshmallow, dandelion, cat’s ear, lamb’s tongue, chickweed, plantain, fleabane and dock are some of the common broadleaf weeds found in lawns and gardens.
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