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Dandelion and Creeping Charlie

13 years ago

I sprayed for Creeping Charlie about 3 weeks ago. I used a product called "Drive" which was highly recommended. I also sprayed another yard for Dandelions with weed b gone max. There hasn't been a thing die. I can't find out anything about the fall habit of plants sprayed in the fall. I was wondering if the chemical is working on the roots and will keep the plant from growing in the spring. Anyone have the answer to this?

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koszta_kid
13 years ago
See if this post wish I could find something that kill creeping Charlie. been fighting it for over 35 years
rbrady
13 years ago
Some herbicides do not work unless it is above a certain temp and the weeds are actively growing such as spring and summer. You might have to wait until then to eradicate them.
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