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 Pre-emergent for Broomweeds
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02/28/25 03:19 PM
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Is there anything that is clearly better on broomweeds than the common pre-emergent weed killers? Needs to be a liquid to use in a sprayer.
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Re: Pre-emergent for Broomweeds
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02/28/25 05:08 PM
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I don't see anything specifically labeled for Broomweed. If you look into the family of Broomweed it is in the Aster family so in theory Isoxaben/Gallery pre emergent would be the go-to. Lots of post emergent options depending on your situation to control it.
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Re: Pre-emergent for Broomweeds
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03/01/25 02:53 PM
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TPACK
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Is there anything that is clearly better on broomweeds than the common pre-emergent weed killers? Needs to be a liquid to use in a sprayer. The broomweed was terrible 2 years ago near us. Lots of people overgrazed their pastures after 2 years of bad drought giving the broomweed an opportunity to thrive. I`ve never seen any in a lawn environment though.
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Re: Pre-emergent for Broomweeds
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03/01/25 08:02 PM
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Bro weed is a great cover and seed source for bobwhite quail.
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Re: Pre-emergent for Broomweeds
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Bro weed is a great cover and seed source for bobwhite quail. Agreed. And we are finally getting our quail back after the drought. It's also a fire hazard when it overgrows the pasture roads. That's what I'll be spraying, the roads.
Silver spurs and gold tequila
keep me hanging on.
Pretty girls and old cantinas
give me shelter from the storm.
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