Where do I get Confront in liquid form?

[bobcat175]

Where does a homeowner get CONFRONT in liquid form? Should this be available without a license?

[LarryF]

I am perhaps among the least qualified to answer this question, but I just happened to be paging through a turf care catalog from Lesco that I picked up the other day, and I saw Confront listed on page 22. Comes in a one-gallon plastic bottle.

[Piedmont Lawn]

I saw some at Tractor Supply a few weeks ago also check with you local Feed & Seed store.

Later
Kelly

[upidstay]

Confront is no longer labeled for residential use. Commercial only. It is a restricted use pesticide here in CT, meaning you need a license. Not sure about New Hampshire. Go to Lesco.com and check for the number to the store in NH and ask them. They can get it as long as it is labeled for ssale in your state.

[bobcat175]

Yeah they changed the label from last year. They are pushing Spotlight instead. They quoted me $250/gl which is a little steep for the homeowner to justify.

Should I be looking at Confront3?

[TurfProSTL]

Yeah they changed the label from last year. They are pushing Spotlight instead. They quoted me $250/gl which is a little steep for the homeowner to justify.

Should I be looking at Confront3?What are you trying to control with it?

[bobcat175]

Dandelions (spot treatments), clover, poison ivy creeping over a rock wall.

[nmurph]

depending on what type of grass you have, Bayer makes some products that are available to the homeowner (Lowe's, H-D) which will control the clover and dandelion. if you don't have too much poison ivy to control, you can snip the vines and spray the bottom part with a strong round-up solution.

[TurfProSTL]

Dandelions (spot treatments), clover, poison ivy creeping over a rock wall.Any 3-way should control those. If the ivy is growing on a wall, you can get it with multiple treatments of the same product, just keep it off any nearby desirable plants.....