Kerb Granules 7.7KG
A residual herbicide for the control of grasses and broad-leaf weeds
Active Ingredient: 4% Propyzamide
MAPP No: 14213
Rate: See label 3.8 grams/m2, pack treats 2026m2
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Kerb granules are for the control of grasses and broad-leaf weeds in forestry and amenity plantings.
KERB GRANULES is a pre-or post-emergence residual herbicide that provides long-term residual control of annual and perennial grasses and a wide range of other weeds in farm and commercial forestry, ornamental plantings and recreation areas.
Propyzamide works by inhibiting cell division, disrupting the growth process and leading to eventual death of the plant. The lethal dose accumulates gradually through the root system. Desirable species are protected by the depth of their rooting systems, and since propyzamide is only absorbed through the roots, applications can be made over the foliage of tolerant species.
The Forestry Commission (UK) recommends a weed-free zone of one square metre for successful establishment and growth of young trees. Even in mature trees, weeds can lead to a reduction in vigour and an increased risk of pest/disease attack.
KERB GRANULES are especially useful for the control of weed growth around trees, shrubs and roses along fence lines, hedge lines and walls, where mowing can be difficult.
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