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Weed Control Tools & Supplies

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  • 2 days ago
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Tools First. Chemical Second.


These are practical tools selected to support the Espejo Limitless Weed Control Strategy. They help you measure, remove, apply and recheck before you buy or use a weed-control product.


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Fiskars 4-Claw Stand-Up Weed Puller


Best for isolated broadleaf weeds such as dandelions when manual removal is practical. The long handle reduces bending and the four-claw head works around the root zone.




Chapin 20000 1-Gallon Lawn & Garden Sprayer


A simple dedicated sprayer for spot treatments. Use it only with products whose current label permits this application equipment, and follow all label directions.




Scotts Whirl Hand-Powered Spreader


A compact handheld spreader for small granular applications when the product label calls for even broadcast coverage.




Komelon 6611IM 100-ft / 30 m Fiberglass Reel Tape


Measure the treatment area before calculating an application rate. Guessing square footage is one of the easiest ways to over-apply or under-apply a product.




SHOWA 730 Nitrile Chemical-Resistant Gloves


Reusable chemical-resistant gloves suited to many chemical-handling tasks. Important: the pesticide or herbicide label controls required PPE; never assume one glove is acceptable for every product.




Fluorescent Orange Lawn Marking Flags — 50 Pack


Use flags to mark treated areas, measurement corners and problem patches so you can reduce overlap and make follow-up checks easier.




Before You Buy a Weed-Control Product


Match the weed, turfgrass, site, timing and current product label before purchase. For pesticides and herbicides, the current label controls turfgrass compatibility, rate, application method, PPE and restrictions.

 
 
 

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