Client has abundance of clover of various varieties in residential turf and I wanted to know whether Gordon's Speedzone or Q4 will treat more effectively (as part of general broadleaf weed treatment). We typically use Speedzone but I wanted to know what has been the experience of others with Q4 for clover, as there is also an abundance of undesirable grasses in the lawn which Q4 works well on.
garbid
q4 works just as good as speedzone on clover, think of it as speed zone + the gassy weed killer. DON'T SPRAY BOTH!
Speedzone is a good bet. You do not need the quinclorac in the more costly Q4--unless you have crabgrass.
Better to do the broadleaf and crabgrass control separately.
And spot spray the nutsedge separately with sulfentrazone (Dismiss). Or Sedgehammer or another nutsedge product.
Better to do the broadleaf and crabgrass control separately.
And spot spray the nutsedge separately with sulfentrazone (Dismiss). Or Sedgehammer or another nutsedge product.
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