SPURGE (PROSTRATE OR SPOTTED)
	Use Gordon's Speed Zone and Spreader Sticker. Do not spray when temperatures are above 85 degrees. Spray early in the morning or late in the day. Broadleaf weed controls do not prevent weeds. They control only the weeds that are actively growing at the time of spraying. I use a 2 gal. tank sprayer and spot spray when I see a weed
KNOTWEED
	Use Gordon's Speed Zone and Spreader Sticker. Do not spray when temperatures are above 85 degrees. Spray early in the morning or late in the day. Broadleaf weed controls do not prevent weeds. They control only the weeds that are actively growing at the time of spraying. I use a 2 gal. tank sprayer and spot spray when I see a weed.
BINDWEED
	Use Gordon's Speed Zone and Spreader Sticker. Do not spray when temperatures are above 85 degrees. Spray early in the morning or late in the day. Broadleaf weed controls do not prevent weeds. They control only the weeds that are actively growing at the time of spraying. I use a 2 gal. tank sprayer and spot spray when I see a weed.
GROUND IVY
	Use Gordon's Speed Zone and Spreader Sticker. Do not spray when temperatures are above 85 degrees. Spray early in the morning or late in the day. Broadleaf weed controls do not prevent weeds. They control only the weeds that are actively growing at the time of spraying. I use a 2 gal. tank sprayer and spot spray when I see a weed.
WHITE CLOVER
	Use Gordon's Speed Zone and Spreader Sticker. Do not spray when temperatures are above 85 degrees. Spray early in the morning or late in the day. Broadleaf weed controls do not prevent weeds. They control only the weeds that are actively growing at the time of spraying. I use a 2 gal. tank sprayer and spot spray when I see a weed.
CARPETWEED
	Use Gordon's Speed Zone and Spreader Sticker. Do not spray when temperatures are above 85 degrees. Spray early in the morning or late in the day. Broadleaf weed controls do not prevent weeds. They control only the weeds that are actively growing at the time of spraying. I use a 2 gal. tank sprayer and spot spray when I see a weed.
PURSLANE
	Use Gordon's Speed Zone and Spreader Sticker. Do not spray when temperatures are above 85 degrees. Spray early in the morning or late in the day. Broadleaf weed controls do not prevent weeds. They control only the weeds that are actively growing at the time of spraying. I use a 2 gal. tank sprayer and spot spray when I see a weed.
PLANTAIN
	Use Gordon's Speed Zone and Spreader Sticker. Do not spray when temperatures are above 85 degrees. Spray early in the morning or late in the day. Broadleaf weed controls do not prevent weeds. They control only the weeds that are actively growing at the time of spraying. I use a 2 gal. tank sprayer and spot spray when I see a weed.
THISTLE
	Use Gordon's Speed Zone and Spreader Sticker. Do not spray when temperatures are above 85 degrees. Spray early in the morning or late in the day. Broadleaf weed controls do not prevent weeds. They control only the weeds that are actively growing at the time of spraying. I use a 2 gal. tank sprayer and spot spray when I see a weed.

CRABGRASS
	Use a liquid crabgrass killer. Toby says he really doesn't favor one brand over the other... so pick one up at your favorite store and follow the instructions carefully.
FOXTAIL
	Use a liquid crabgrass killer. Toby says he really doesn't favor one brand over the other... so pick one up at your favorite store and follow the instructions carefully.
BARNYARD GRASS
	Use a liquid crabgrass killer. Toby says he really doesn't favor one brand over the other... so pick one up at your favorite store and follow the instructions carefully.

BERMUDAGRASS
	Use Bayer Bermudagrass Control. Toby says it's a cool new product. This will kill bermuda without hurting bluegrass or fescue lawns. Follow instructions carefully.
QUACKGRASS
	Unfortunately there's not too many ways around this. Use Roundup for a total kill of the weed area. The ideal time is August 1st through August 15th. Then you can reseed from August 25th through September 20th to grow the area with new grass. Or you can also spot sod if you can't stand the sight of a dead area.
JOHNSONGRASS
	Unfortunately there's not too many ways around this. Use Roundup for a total kill of the weed area. The ideal time is August 1st through August 15th. Then you can reseed from August 25th through September 20th to grow the area with new grass. Or you can also spot sod if you can't stand the sight of a dead area.
ORCHARDGRASS
	Unfortunately there's not too many ways around this. Use Roundup for a total kill of the weed area. The ideal time is August 1st through August 15th. Then you can reseed from August 25th through September 20th to grow the area with new grass. Or you can also spot sod if you can't stand the sight of a dead area.
NIMBLEWILL
	Unfortunately there's not too many ways around this. Use Roundup for a total kill of the weed area. The ideal time is August 1st through August 15th. Then you can reseed from August 25th through September 20th to grow the area with new grass. Or you can also spot sod if you can't stand the sight of a dead area.
TALL FESCUE
	Note: Toby has found a new product called Corsair. It's not available online or in the area yet... but soon will be. We'll let you know when and where you can buy it. Corsair is very expensive, but goes a very long way. You can spray it on tall fescue and it doesn't hurt the grass around it. If you can't wait you'll have to follow the instructions above for Nimblewill.

NUTGRASS (YELLOW NUTSEDGE)
	Use Sedge Hammer (formerly Manage) and Spreader Sticker. Apply in June, July, or September. Spray only nutgrass plants when actively growing. If you can't find Sedge Hammer locally, we found a garden center online that was reasonably priced and sent it to us on time: www.merrifieldgardencenter.com