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These products help deal with dock
buster
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Benefits
- Effectively controls a wide range of weeds down to the roots.
- Quick knockdown, non selective, systemic weedkiller.
- No soil residue so will not harm neighbouring plants. Planting and seeding can be safely carried out soon after treatment
- Ideal for killing weeds around established trees and shrubs.
- Buster is a glufosinate weedkiller and kills many weeds that glyphosate products are less effective on.
lawnclean prickle control
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Benefits
- Especially formulated to control prickle weeds.
- Effective on onehunga & broadleaf weeds.
- For use on lawns and turf.
- Leaves lawn grasses unaffected.
ronstar® weedstop
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Benefits
- Prevents regrowth of hard to kill weeds especially oxalis.
- A selective pre-emergent herbicide.
- Controls hard to kill bulbous weeds.
- Prevents germination and sub soil growth.
- Can be used all year round.
turfclean
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Benefits
- Controls a wide range of lawn weeds.
- Especially effective on clover.
- Leaves lawn grasses unaffected.
- 250ml covers up to 250m2. 500ml covers up to 500m2. 1L covers up to 1000m2.
dock
Dock is a common broadleaf weed often found in lawns and in flowerbeds.
HOW TO CONTROL DOCK
Dock can be difficult to control because of it long tap roots.
> In flower beds and waste areas use Kiwicare BUSTER which is more effective than glyphosate herbicide.
> In lawns use TURFCLEAN or LAWNCLEAN PRICKLE CONTROL will be effective.
About
Dock is a broad-leaf weed often found in lawns and scrub areas. It is perennial and grows a long tap root.
In mown lawns it produces small prostrate leaves, but in waste areas or where it is allowed to grow it will grow upright and produce large flat leaves and out compete other plants for light.
Did you know
Traditionally dock leaves can be rubbed on nettle stings to reduce itching and aid recovery.
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