- Features and Specs
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Name: Speedzone EW Broadleaf
Application Rate: 48.00oz - 80.00oz /acre
Price: $118.89 get notified if price drops
Price/Acre: ~$59.44
Manufacturers Label: Speedzone EW Broadleaf Label
Herbicide Group(s): 4,14
Active Ingredients: 2,4-D, carfentrazone
Description: Speedzone EW Broadleaf Herbicide is a post-emergent, selective herbicide that provides exceptional and fast broadleaf weed control in sensitive warm-season turfgrasses. It is designed for application on ornamental lawns and turf, which could be lawns and ornamental turf sites around residential areas, commercial areas, business complexes, and more.
Speedzone EW Broadleaf Herbicide is effective against a wide range of weeds including clover, plantain, ground ivy, and spurge. It shows visible weed injury within hours of the application and weeds can die in 7 to 14 days. It is ideal for use on cool-season and warm-season turfgrass.
Key Benefits of Speedzone EW Broadleaf Herbicide:
Selective Control: Speedzone EW Broadleaf Herbicide is designed to control broadleaf weeds without harming your turf.
Fast-Acting: It shows visible weed injury within hours of the application and weeds can die in 7 to 14 days.
Versatile Use: It can be used on both cool-season and warm-season turfgrass.
Broad-Spectrum Weed Control: It is effective against a wide range of weeds, providing comprehensive protection for your lawn.
- Price History
- Safe On
- 1. Annual Bluegrass
- 2. Annual Ryegrass
- 3. Bentgrass
- 4. Bermudagrass
- 5. Buffalo Grass
- 6. Colonial Bentgrass
- 7. Common Bermudagrass
- 8. Fine Fescue
- 9. Hybrid Bermudagrass
- 10. Kentucky Bluegrass
- 11. Perennial Ryegrass
- 12. Red Fescue
- 13. Tall Fescue
- 14. Zoysia
- Weeds Controlled
- 1. Annual Fleabane
- 2. Annual Spurge
- 3. Beggartick
- 4. Birdsfoot Trefoil
- 5. Black Medic
- 6. Broadleaf Plantain
- 7. Buckhorn Plantain
- 8. Bull Thistle
- 9. Burclover
- 10. Carolina Geranium
- 11. Carpetweed
- 12. Chicory
- 13. Cinquefoil
- 14. Clover
- 15. Cocklebur
- 16. Common Chickweed
- 17. Common Groundsel
- 18. Common Mullein
- 19. Common Purslane
- 20. Compassplant
- 21. Creeping Beggarweed
- 22. Curly Dock
- 23. Dandelion
- 24. Dayflower
- 25. Deadnettle
- 26. Dock
- 27. Dogfennel
- 28. Dovefoot Geranium
- 29. English Daisy
- 30. False Dandelion
- 31. Field Madder
- 32. Field Oxeye-Daisy
- 33. Field Pennycress
- 34. Filaree
- 35. Florida Pusley
- 36. Goosegrass
- 37. Ground Ivy
- 38. Hairy Bittercress
- 39. Hawkweed
- 40. Healall
- 41. Henbit
- 42. Horsenettle
- 43. Horseweed
- 44. Innocence
- 45. Jimsonweed
- 46. Kochia
- 47. Lambsquarters
- 48. Lespedeza
- 49. Lesser Celandine
- 50. Mallow
- 51. Matchweed
- 52. Mouse-Ear Chickweed
- 53. Mustards
- 54. Nettle
- 55. Nimblewill
- 56. Old World Diamond Flower
- 57. Parsley-Piert
- 58. Pennsylvania Smartweed
- 59. Pepperweed
- 60. Pigweed
- 61. Pineappleweed
- 62. Plantain
- 63. Poison Ivy
- 64. Poison Oak
- 65. Prostrate Knotweed
- 66. Punctureweed
- 67. Purple Cudweed
- 68. Ragweed
- 69. Red Sorrel
- 70. Redweed
- 71. Roundleaf Greenbriar
- 72. Shepherd’S Purse
- 73. Speedwell
- 74. St. Augustine
- 75. Star Of Bethlehem
- 76. Sunflower
- 77. Thistle
- 78. Venice Mallow
- 79. Virginia Buttonweed
- 80. White Trefoil
- 81. Wild Carrot
- 82. Wild Garlic
- 83. Wild Geranium
- 84. Wild Lettuce
- 85. Wild Mustard
- 86. Wild Onion
- 87. Wild Strawberry
- 88. Wild Violet
- 89. Yarrow
- 90. Yellow Rocket
- 91. Yellow Woodsorrel