Dr Taylor Gundry - tips on which sprays to use on which weeds!

Serrated tussock:

• Flupropanate autumn to early spring
• Flupropante + Glyphosate in late spring to give a knockdown effect before seed set. Always add wetting agent. (Wetter 1000)

Chilean Needle Grass:

• Always use a combination of Flupropante + Glyphosate. Aways add wetting agent. (Wetter 1000)

Spear/Artichoke/Scotch Thistles:

• Early stage MCPA (trade name Thissoff from Weed Force (Weed Force is like the homebrand version of herbicides).
• Late stage MCPA +Dicamba (trade name Broadsweep from Weed Force). Aways add wetting agent (Wetter 1000).
• Also, we use Clopyralid (trade names Lontrel of Xtract). Very effective against Asteracae (Daisy) and Fabaceae (Pea) family weeds.

Galenia:

• Open areas or a small amount under trees: Triclopyr + Picloram (trade name Gusto from Weed Force). Always add wetting and penetrating agent (Holdfast).
• Dense patches under trees: Glyphosate with wetting and penetrating agent (Holdfast).

Paterson’s Curse/ Prairie Ground Cherry/ Fleabane:

• Dicamba (Kamba 750) Aways add wetting agent. (Wetter 1000).

Annual weed grasses, annual rye/wild oats

• Boom with Clodinafop.

Blackberries:

• Triclopyr (Tade names Garlon or Trike). Unlike Gusto/Grazon this does not have the residual chemical, picloram.

Bridal Creep

• Metsulfuron-methyl (trade name Brush off).