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<blockquote data-quote="bird dog" data-source="post: 1155104" data-attributes="member: 5381"><p>Greybeard </p><p>What you said is 100% correct. I was using the phrase general spraying because most people (me included) have a wide variety of weeds and a lot of them are unidentifiable without a expert on hand. It always amazes me what new varieties come up after disking off a pasture. For most folks I think spraying woody plants and brush should be a separate operation from weeds. You usually need a different chemical or a combination of two or more chemicals to get the best result. These are usually more expensive. I agree with you that later in the year for these is best and it seems that the hotter the temperature, the better results you will get.</p><p></p><p>Snow on the mountain is also a mid to late summer plant but where I sprayed Grazon earlier in the spring. I have none. The soil residual does indeed work. I don't have the time to spray all my property at once so some is sprayed to early, while other parts are sprayed to late. That is why I start with the good stuff with soil residual and finish with the cheaper stuff that doesn't. As you mentioned, brush can be put off until later. </p><p></p><p>Can goatweed be controlled before it comes up?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bird dog, post: 1155104, member: 5381"] Greybeard What you said is 100% correct. I was using the phrase general spraying because most people (me included) have a wide variety of weeds and a lot of them are unidentifiable without a expert on hand. It always amazes me what new varieties come up after disking off a pasture. For most folks I think spraying woody plants and brush should be a separate operation from weeds. You usually need a different chemical or a combination of two or more chemicals to get the best result. These are usually more expensive. I agree with you that later in the year for these is best and it seems that the hotter the temperature, the better results you will get. Snow on the mountain is also a mid to late summer plant but where I sprayed Grazon earlier in the spring. I have none. The soil residual does indeed work. I don't have the time to spray all my property at once so some is sprayed to early, while other parts are sprayed to late. That is why I start with the good stuff with soil residual and finish with the cheaper stuff that doesn't. As you mentioned, brush can be put off until later. Can goatweed be controlled before it comes up? [/QUOTE]
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