Quinclorac And The Weeds It Controls

Quinclorac is a great chemical tool for both warm season and cool season lawns. Not only is it safe to use in warmer temperatures, it can be used at the time of seeding or overseeding lawns without risk of burning the young seedlings or inhibiting germination.

Grassy Weeds Controlled by Quinclorac

Barnyardgrass	Echinochloa crusgalli
Large Crabgrass	Digitaria sanguinalis
Smooth Crabgrass	Digitaria ischaemum
Giant Foxtail	Setaria faberi
Green Foxtail	Setaria viridis
Yellow Foxtail	Setaria glauca
Kikuyugrass	Pennisetum clandestinum
Broadleaf Signalgrass	Brachiaria platyphylla
Torpedograss	Panicum repens

Broadleaf Weeds Controlled by Quinclorac

Field Bindweed	Convolvulus arvensis
Hop Clover	Trifolium aureum Pollich
Red Clover	Trifolium pratense
White Clover	Trifolium repens
English Daisy	Bellis perennis
Common Dandelion	Taraxacum offi cinale
Dollarweed	Hydrocotyle umbellata
Carolina Geranium	Geranium carolinianum
Black Medic	Medicago lupulina
Morningglory spp.	Ipomoea sp.
Common Speedwell	Veronica offi cinalis
Slender Speedwell	Veronica fi liformis
Thymeleaf Speedwell	Veronica serpyllifolia
Wild Violets	Viola sp

What Lawn Grass Types Is Quinclorac Safe To Use On?

Highly Tolerant	Moderately Tolerant	High Chance of Damage
Common Bermudagrass	Creeping Bentgrass	Bahiagrass
Annual Bluegrass	Hybrid Bermuda	Colonial Bentgrass
Kentucky Bluegrass	Rough Bluegrass	Seaside Bentgrass
Buffalograss	Chewing Fescue	Centipedegrass
Tall Fescue	Fine Fescue	Dichondra
Annual Ryegrass	Hard Fescue	St. Augustinegrass
Perennial Ryegrass	Red Fescue
Zoysia	Seashore Paspalum