Kill Wild Onions, Wild Garlic, Wild Leeks and over 200 Broadleaf Weeds from Your Lawn and Garden

Kill Wild Onions, Wild Garlic, Wild Leeks and over 200 Broadleaf Weeds from Your Lawn and Garden

Wild Onion, Wild Garlic, and Wild Leeks

 

Wild Onion Killer w/Trimec Hose Spray Quart Concentrate

Wild Onion Killer w/Trimec Hose Spray Quart Concentrate

Kills Over 200 Broadleaf Leaves. Systemic Action Kills Roots and All! Safe For Your Lawn - Starts Working Overnight. TRIMEC is the No. 1 herbicide used by golf course superintendents and grounds professional everywhere. Provides broad-spectrum broadleaf weed control formulation and kills hard-to-control lawn weeds. Selective killer means it kills only weeds - not your lawn. For use on golf courses, home lawns and ornamental turf areas. Excellent for weed control and weed management for all land areas. Kills over 200 types of weeds including Wild Onions, Wild Garlic, Wild Leeks, Nut Grass, Dandelions & broadleaf weeds. Selective weed killer is excellent for cool and warm season grasses. Southern turf may require multiple applications at a weaker concentration. Knocks down weeds faster than single mix 2,4-D products. Contains MCPP (mecroprop), 2,4-D and Dicamba EPA registered & Safe



Allium Canadense L.
Wild Onion, Meadow garlic, Wild garlic, Wild Leeks
Liliaceae (Lily Family)
USDA Symbol: ALCA3
USDA Native Status: Native to U.S.

Meadow garlic or wild garlic’s sparse cluster of grass-like leaves and its 8-12 in. flowering stalk grow from a bulb. From between narrow grass-like leaves which originate near its base rises a stem topped by a dome-like cluster of star-shaped pink or whitish flowers; plant has strong onion-like odor.

This native perennial has a brown fibrous skin on an edible bulb that tastes like onion. Field Garlic (A. vineale) is similar but has a strong garlic taste. It has greenish or purplish flowers long-tailed bulblets a single-parted spathe and hollow cylindrical leaves. Introduced from Europe it has become a problem weed occurring from New England south to Georgia and west to Arkansas Kansas and Minnesota. If these plants are too abundant in pastures or wheat fields they add an undesirable flavor to such products as milk butter or flour. Wild Leek (A. ampeloprasum) naturalized from Europe is 3-4 1/2 (90-135 cm) tall with long flat leaves 1-2 (30-60 cm) long and a lavender flower cluster 2-2 1/2 (5-6.3 cm) wide; it is found from Virginia to Florida.



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