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rckid57

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wildstrawberrys

05-29-04, 05:43 PM

We are having a bad problem with wild strawberrys invading our lawns
anyone have a good suggestion on what weed killer will work on this
problem
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05-29-04, 06:07 PM

Probally any liquid broadleaf application.

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05-29-04, 07:16 PM

2-4-D will get most vines
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05-29-04, 10:32 PM

i used momentum, from lesco, has 2-4-d in it didnt really effect them
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05-29-04, 10:35 PM

actually just checked the label on momentum says strawberries, but i didnt think it did much
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05-30-04, 01:02 AM

Might have to hit them a few times under ideal conditions. Id think once you get them out ,, maintenance would be a snap from there out.

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