Dismiss Turf Herbicide

Dismiss Turf Herbicide

SKU: 10125108

$89.99

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Product Overview

Dismiss Turf Herbicide from FMC Professional Solutions is designed to be a selective post emergent herbicide for control of listed broadleaf weeds and sedges in healthy turf areas. The use of surfactants is not recommended with Dismiss but it can be applied with liquid fertilizer if needed (see tank mixture compatabilities section).

  • Sulfentrazone 39.6%
  • Dismiss Turf Herbicide is for use on turf around commercial, industrial, and residential lawns, golf courses, roadside, pipeline, athletic fields, highway, fence rows, and other non-crop areas.
  • Mix Dismiss Turf Herbicide at a rate of 0.18-0.275 of an ounce per 1,000 square feet for broadleaf weed control in tolerant warm season turfgrass. At a maximum rate of 4-8 ounces per acre.

Details & Specs

Active Ingredient

Sulfentrazone — 39.6%

Target Pests

Beggarweed, Florida, bedstraw (catchweed), bittercress, black medic, buttercups, Carolina geranium, carpetweed, chickweed (common), chickweed (mouseear), cinquefoil, clover, copperleaf, cudweed, dandelion, dock (curly), dollarweed, eclipta, evening primrose, fiddleneck, filaree, galinsoga, goldenrod, ground ivy, groundsel (common), henbit, kochia, lambsquarters (common), lawn burweed (spurweed), lespedeza (common), mallow (common), parsley-piert, pigweed (redroot), pigweed (smooth), pigweed (tumble), pineapple weed, plantain (buckhorn), punctureweed, purslane (common), and more*

*See label for a complete list

Application Rate

4 to 12 fl. oz/acre or 0.092 to 0.275 fl. oz./1,000 sq. ft

Restricted States

AK,AZ,CA,NY.SD

Shelf Life

3 years if stored in a stable environment out of direct sunlight

EPA Registration Number

279-3295

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this be used in a vegetable garden to control yellow nutsedge?

Per the Manufacturer’s Label, while Dismiss does control Yellow Nutsedges, it should NOT be used in or around a vegetable garden as it can contaminate the edible plants by being absorbed in through the roots.