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Chemical Weed Control for Home Grounds EB1214   Author(s): George Pinyuh, revised by Robert Parker Outlines four methods of chemical application, by application method and effect on plants. 1) selective herbicides—foliar use: lawn weeds, weed grasses; 2) selective herbicides—preemergent soil use: annual bluegrass, crabgrass, vegetables, flowers, ornamentals, caneberries, treefruit, conifers; 3) nonselective herbicides—foliar use: blackberries, poison oak, poison ivy, broom, morning glory (bindweed), bamboo, weed grasses, brush; 4) nonselective persistent herbicides (residuals or sterilants)—nonplant areas, stumps. Publisher: Washington State University Published: April 1992.   Revised: July 1998.   4 pages.   In Stock         Purchase: Free Download: Price: $1.00  See also...  Gardening in the Inland Northwest More Info Our Price: $12.00  Berries for the Inland Northwest More Info Our Price: $6.00  Bugs of Washington and Oregon More Info Our Price: $11.95

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