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tri-power herbicide label Trimec ClassicHow Trimec Classic Herbicide Works Trimec contains anime (2,4 D), a chemical that disrupts cellular growth in the weeds. Once applied, the ingredient attacks the weed at the cellular level, inhibiting its growth and killing it quickly. It can be applied to the target weeds without the worry of negatively affecting turf grass. Trimec also contains dicamba and DMA salt to create a powerful 3 way product for successfully eliminating weeds. Where to Use

How Trimec Classic Herbicide Works

Trimec contains anime (2,4-D), a chemical that disrupts cellular growth in the weeds. Once applied, the ingredient attacks the weed at the cellular level, inhibiting its growth and killing it quickly. It can be applied to the target weeds without the worry of negatively affecting turf grass. Trimec also contains dicamba and DMA salt to create a powerful 3-way product for successfully eliminating weeds.

Where to Use Trimec Herbicide

Trimec Classic herbicide is designed to work on most any noncrop area, such as residential lawns. It goes to work quickly thanks to its 3-way formula containing amine 2,4-D. Though it provides control at various temperatures, avoid broadcast applications when the air temperature exceeds 85 degrees. Use Trimec to kill and control dandelions, thistle and other weeds on these sites and more:

  • Home lawns
  • Commercial property
  • Recreational areas
  • Athletic fields
  • Sod farms
  • Golf courses

Target Pests

Trimec Classic Brand Broadleaf herbicide controls more than 90 broadleaf weed species, including hard-to-kill-and-control weeds like dandelion and clover. It works quickly and is backed by 40-plus years of effectiveness. Some of the primary weeds that this broadleaf herbicide controls include:

  • Dandelion
  • Thistle
  • Clover
  • Spurge
  • Plantain
  • Chickweed
  • Poison ivy
  • Ragweed
  • Wild garlic

Trimec Classic Features and Benefits

  • Controls every major broadleaf weed
  • Kills resistant weeds in a single application
  • Labeled for use on sod farms
  • Effective at many different temperatures
  • Contains a low-odor formula
  • For use on lawns and other noncrop areas

Total Weed Control With Trimec Herbicide

Controlling broadleaf weeds has never been easier with Trimec Classic Broadleaf herbicide. Its low-odor, 3-way formula is the perfect combination for getting rid of hard-to-kill weeds while keeping a low profile in the target area. It also kills weeds effectively on the first application, making it both an effective and economical herbicide for use on small and large acres.

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