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<br />SPECIMEN LABEL ~ UPDATES AVAILABLE AT WWR'.GREENBOOK.NET 8
<br />Wildflower Establishme¢t with PLATEAU herbicide 4 oLA + pENDULUII
<br />herbicide 2 Ibs a.iJA'
<br />Common Name Geam Speela PRE° POSH
<br />Blackeyed Susan Rudbeckia h/rm Ya Yes
<br />BWrkettlower Gaiflardiapufehello No Yes
<br />Bundkflvweg Illinois Detmanrhus illinoensa >50% thinnng Ya
<br />Clove. Crieuon Tilfolium inromamm >50% thinning yes
<br />Conerlower, Clasping Dnaroprv amp/exirvufir Ya Ya
<br />Coneflowe; Uptight goribida rolumnifera No OK
<br />Conetlower, Purple Echinoaapurpurea Ya Ya
<br />Coreopa; Dwarf Red Coreopru rincmrly var. OK OK
<br />Plaius Gsy FeaWa stunting stinting
<br />Coreopsi; Plaim Coreopris rincmriv OK Yes
<br />CoreopS; Lance
<br />Laved Coreopsir lanceolaea 25°/. thieving Ya
<br />Cornflower Centaurea ryanus No OK
<br /> 20°/. thinning
<br />Cosmoq Garda Casino' bipinnaruf ~ OK OK
<br /> 10°/s Ninning Samdng
<br />Conno; YeOaw Cormor rufphureus Ya Ya
<br />Daisy. Oxeye Gryramhemum 25°/. Ninning Ya
<br />Dairy. Shaw (yrrysanfhemum mvginal-0K Ya
<br /> mnriswm 2lM/. thinning
<br />Lupi>K. Perennial Lupinu perenn8 Ya <50'/° thinning
<br />Pertridgepa ' Cassia jatcia/am 25% thmnmB Ya
<br />Poppy. California Eschrchdzio ca/~miw Ya 25°L injury
<br />' ~ stunting,
<br />Yenow, GoB Adillev fifipendulina _ OK OK
<br />t2 Ibs ai/A ~ 2.4 qts of PENDULUM herbicide 33 EC or 33 Ibs of PENDULUM herbicide
<br />WOG
<br />rPreatergmce at planting .
<br />aPostan<rgmce ta seedlings '
<br />Ya ~ ao htjury
<br />No - rcaum in vo wildDowm gaminavon or nnaccepmbb injary ta seedling flowers
<br />OK ~ 'art be used if Ihinnhtgarid/or stunting ran be talented or if atabluhment is threatened
<br />by weed competition.
<br />Due m the diversity of species a¢d vatic&s that exist in areas where wildflowers
<br />ere grown, the response to PLATEAU herbicide may vary greatly. Careful costing
<br />on desirable species u recommended m determine if area-wide applications can
<br />be made. Try on a limited area m verify mlemnce in a specific area.
<br />The suimbiliry of PLATEAU herbicide use on wildflower species not fisted, should
<br />be demrmined by treating a small mrmba of such wild flowers at an appropriam
<br />mm, not m exmed 12 oz per acre per year. Treated wildflowers should be
<br />evaluated 1 to 2 months (o8owing application for possible injury. THE USER
<br />ASSUMES RESPONS®IL11'Y FOR ANY DAMAGE OR OTHER LIABILITY.
<br />SPECIAL WEED CONTROL
<br />ALWAYS ADD AN AD.RIVANT m PLATEAU hcfiicide (see "SPRAY AD-
<br />JWANTS FOR POSTEMQLGENCE APPLICATIONS" seeders). Research has
<br />shown Methylamd Seed Oil (MSO) surfacm¢ts provide PLATEAU herbicide with
<br />superior control of perennial weeds. This effect is not always observed nod is
<br />most prevalcn[ on waxy leaf species, peremials and weeds under stress conditions.
<br />For the weeds listed below, it is recommended to use a MSO for ba(rcsults. The
<br />use of nonionic surfacmnts or silicone based surfacmnts may result in less than
<br />acceptable control.
<br />Johasongrass & Itchgraasi For best results, apply PLATEAU herbicide at the
<br />mm of 8 m I2 oz per acre after johnsongmss or itchgrazs has reached ] 8 m 24
<br />inches in height at the whorl. The addition of ACCORD or ROUNDUP PRO at
<br />the rota of 8 to 16 oz per acre may improve control after calm elongation or in
<br />dense smnds. Use highs herbicide rotes az density increases. Largo gross than
<br />specified above can be controlled.
<br />Daffisgrass, Bahiagraas, Vaseygrass, Paspa(um app., Smntgrass: Fm daBis-
<br />gmss, bahmgrass end smutgrass control, apply PLATEAU herbtcide posmmer-
<br />grnce at tite rote of 10 m 12 oz per acre, after grass has reached 100 % grcrn-up.
<br />For vascygrazs apply PLATEAU herbicide at the rote of 4 ro 6 oz per acre poste-
<br />mergence after grass has 'cached 100% green-up and is from 3 m 8 inches in
<br />height The addition of ACCORD or ROUNDUP PRO at the rote of 12 m 16 oz
<br />per acre will improve efficacy. Use higher herbicide rotes as target gross wood
<br />demi[ies and/or maturity inereaze. The addition of PENDULUM herbicide will
<br />provide incrwsed preemergentx control of these gmssa from seed.
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<br />Leafy Spurge: For best results, apply PLATEAU herbicide at 8 to 12 oz per
<br />acre m lam summer or fall (]ate August through mid-October). Conucutive year
<br />applications will optimize long mrm co¢trol. PLATEAU hePoicide at 12 oz/A
<br />applied spring or fall, or 4 oz/A in the spring following ap 8 oz/A fall treatmrnt
<br />may result in excessive injury to cool seazon grasses iv some areas. For best
<br />insults, always use a metlrylamd seed oil at 2 pints per arse. Two pinta per acre
<br />aF Nitrogen fertilizer (see "SPRAY ADIWANTS FOR POSTEMERGENCE
<br />APPLICATIONS" section) may also be added to the spiny rank to incmase leafy
<br />spurge control, however, this may increase injury to dewed species of grosses
<br />and forbs.~ The use of nonionic and silicone based surfacmne have insulted in
<br />little or no control of leafy spurge. Approximate dams for fall timing in North
<br />and South Dakota E lam August through Scpmmbcr, for Nebraska a¢d Iowa is
<br />mid Sepmmber through mid-0etober. This application should be made after good
<br />soil moisture is present but prior to the leafy Spurge losing its milky sapp flow due
<br />to a killing frost To check and see if the milky sap flow has been affecmd by a
<br />frost simply break the mein smm of the leafy spurge and if milky sap flaws from
<br />the break then PLATEAU herbicide can still be applied.
<br />Canada Thistle: Spring applications of 12 oz PLATEAU herbicide plus 2 pints of
<br />Methylated Seed Oil per acre applied posmmcrgence to Canada thistle will provide
<br />control and/or suppression of about ground biomass. For best results, aPp}y when
<br />thistle E in the rosette m early bolt Applications made at flowering will provide "
<br />knock down of existing foliage but may insult in root sucker sprouting.
<br />Tafl Fescue Control: Te11 fescue can be controlled by using PLATEAU herbicide
<br />at the mm of 12 oz plus Methylamd Seed Oil at 2 pints per acre. The addition
<br />of ACCORD, glyphosare or ROUNDUP PRO and/or Nitrogen fertilizer (see
<br />"SPRAY ADRNANTS FOR POSTEMERGENCE APPLICATIONS" section)
<br />m the above mix will aid in control. Tall fescue must be actively growing for
<br />optimum control If tall fescue has reached summa dorroanry, control may be
<br />poor.
<br />Fall applications of PLATEAU herbicide at 8 m ]2 oz/A plus a ACCORD or
<br />ROUNDUP PRO at 24 to 64 oz/A will result in best control of existing tall fescue
<br />and new germi¢ating seedlings. With spring app8catons of PLA78AU herbicide
<br />at 6 m 12 oz/A, plus ACCORD or ROUNDUP PRO at 32 m 64 oz/A, use
<br />highw rotes for olds, mamrc fescue stands and Iowa PLATEAU hcfiicide rotes
<br />when planting forts. Whrn using 8 orlA of PLATEAU herbicide in the fah with
<br />ACCORD or ROUNDUP PRO, it is recommended m apply 4 or1A PLATEAU
<br />herbicide in the spring at planting for annual weed and seedling fescue control.
<br />Burning the feswe stand, where permitted, the following spring, just prior m
<br />green-up, will aid i¢ control and provide a better seedbed for planting. Mowing
<br />the fescue several times [he summer before fall application, will weaken the
<br />fescue root sysmm, making it more susceptible to herbicides. Always allow for at
<br />lesst 10 inches of regrowth, following the lazt movri¢g before spmying, az tot
<br />PLATEAU herbicide and ROUNDUP produce need foliage pinsrntfor herbicid
<br />uptake and satisfactory control.
<br />Russiav Knapweed: Apply 12 orlA of PLATEAU herbicide plus 1 quart per acre
<br />ofinethylared seed oil when Russian knapweed has begun faR seneuence. Control
<br />may still be obtained with applications made after full senescence. Applications
<br />made prior m the initiation of srnescrnce will result in reduced control.
<br />Dalmntiav Toadflaz: Apply 12 orjA of PLATEAU herbicide plus 1 quart per
<br />acre of methylated seed oil in me fall when the tap 25 % of the plant is necrotic,
<br />usually after a hard frost (lam October through November). As long az them is
<br />some grern smm and/or leaf tissue remaining,good control can be achieved. This
<br />timing usually corresponds [o fall basal growth. Applications made prior m this
<br />will result in poor control
<br />RaiRsot Biotypes: Nammlly occurring tintypes (a plant within a given species
<br />that has a slightly different, but distinct genetic makeup from other plants of the
<br />same species) of some weeds listed on rtes Jabal may not be effectively controlled
<br />by this and/or other herbicides (OUST''') with the ALS/AHAS enzyme inhibiting
<br />mode of seders. if naturally occurring ALS/AHAS resistant tintypes are presrn[ in
<br />an arcs, PLATEAU herbicide should be tank-mixed or applied sequentially with
<br />an appropriate rcgismmd herbicide having a different mode of action m ensure
<br />control.
<br />RESUJUAL BARECROUND WEED CONTROL
<br />For sensitive areas and use around desirable vegemton PIATFAU herbicide at
<br />12 ounces per acin may be tank mixed with PENDULUM herbicide, ROUNDUP
<br />PRO, ESCORT, KARMEXTM, 2,4-D, diuroM ENDURANCET" or other labeled
<br />products m provide toml vegetation control. For otherbarcgroundareaz PLATEAU
<br />herbicide at 12 az per acre may be tank mixed with ARSENAL herbicide, SA-
<br />HARA DG herbicide, KROVAR, OUST, 70RDONTM, VANQUISH err otlter
<br />labeled products to provide mint barcground weed control. For maximum weed
<br />control, use 2 pints per acre of methylamd seed oil az an adjuvant
<br />Spot Treatments: PLATEAU herbicide may be used to control weed encroach-
<br />ment in barcground or total vegetation control situations. To prepare the spiny
<br />solution, thoroughly mix in each gallon of water 0.25 m 5°/s volumdvolume (0.3
<br />oz to 5.4 oz per gallon) PLATEAU herbicide plus a methylamd seed oil adjuvant
<br />USE UNDER PAVED SURFACES
<br />Applications should be made m the soil suA'am only when final grade is estab-
<br />lished. DO NOT move soil following PLATEAU herbicide applcatioa. Apply
<br />PLATEAU herbicide in sufficient water to ensure thorough and uniform wetti¢
<br />of the soil surface, including the shoulder area. Add PLATEAU herbicide at
<br />rote of 12 oz per acm to clean water ro the spiny tank during the filling operation.
<br />Agimm before spmying. If soil i5 not moist poor ro trcatmeny incorporation of
<br />PLATEAU herbicide will improve control. PLATEAU herbicide can be incorpo-
<br />rated inm the soil to a depth of two inches using a romdller or disc. Rainfall or
<br />irrigation tomling one inch is also sufficient m incorporate PIATEAU herbicide
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