Grazon 1L

HERBICIDE FOR BRAMBLES, NETTLES, DOCKS, THISTLES & SYCAMORE SEEDLINGS

Grazon Pro Weed Killer Spray succeeds the widely acclaimed Grazon 90, maintaining its reputation for superior control of weeds such as docks, thistles, nettles, brambles, and broom, alongside other challenging weeds in grassland and pasture settings.

KEY FEATURES:

• Rapid action, safe for grass, and targets a broad spectrum of weeds
• Herbicidal action penetrates to the roots, ensuring long-term control
• Rainfast within 2 hours
• Provides excellent value for money
• A 1 L pack yields 16 knapsack applications when mixed in 10 L batches
• Application exclusively via knapsack – explore our range of knapsack and handheld sprayers ideal for applying Grazon Pro
• Apply a 'medium' spray as per BCPC guidelines
• Thoroughly spray weeds to the point of 'run-off'
• Grazing animal exclusion period: 7 days (extended if poisonous weeds like ragwort are present)
• For areas where weeds cover more than 5% of the surface, Pas Tor may offer a more cost-effective solution. Pas Tor is suitable for broadcast spraying via a tractor or ATV.

APPLICATION NOTES AND GUIDANCE:

• Enhance application accuracy by incorporating Amvista Blue Marker Dye into the tank mix to identify treated areas.
• Not suitable for tank mixing with phenoxy herbicides such as Thrust or Headland Polo.
• Avoid using treated material for composting or mulching.
• Suitable for grassland established for at least 12 months.
• If the area has been recently grazed or mown, allow 2-3 weeks before applying Grazon Pro.
• Application of Grazon Pro may result in the death or severe stunting of clover.
• Avoid spraying during drought, very hot, or very cold weather conditions.
• Allow 28 days after application before cutting.
• For guidance on treating thistles, refer to our resource linked here.
• Recommended Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) includes a face shield, gloves, and coveralls. Explore our safety clothing bundle for discounted options.

USING GRAZON PRO FOR WOODY WEEDS:

• Between June and August, target woody weeds such as bramble, broom, and gorse. Left untreated, these weeds can rapidly spread through grassland, diminishing grazing land availability. Spray these weeds while they are actively growing before flowering and with good leaf coverage.

SYCAMORE SEEDLINGS:

• Recognizing the importance of controlling sycamore seedlings, especially if grazed by horses and ponies, is crucial. Some seedlings contain the toxin hypoglycin A, which can lead to equine atypical myopathy. While not labeled for this purpose, Grazon Pro can effectively control these seedlings. Note any extended grazing intervals when dealing with poisonous weeds.

GRAZON PRO WEED KILLER ALSO EFFECTIVELY CONTROLS: Annual Weeds:

• Black Bindweed, Black nightshade, Chickweed, Cleavers, Cranesbill, Dead-nettles, Fat-hen, Field bindweed, Forget-me-not, Medick, Pale Persicaria, Scarlet pimpernel, Self-heal, Small nettle, and more.

Perennial Weeds:

• Bramble, Broom, Gorse, Clover Trefoil, Coltsfoot, Common Sorrel, Docks, Fools Parsley, Giant Hogweed, Ground Elder, Hawthorn, Hemlock, Himalayan Balsam, Japanese Knotweed, Lesser Celandine, Mallow, Mugwort, Nettles, Ribbwort, Rosebay Willow Herb, Self-Heal, Silverweed, Thistles, Vetch, Water Dropwort, Yellow Flag Iris.

In store collection only from our Masham, Northallerton and Leyburn stores.