PBI Gordon T-Zone Turf Herbicide – 1 Gallon

Overview

T-Zone SE Broadleaf Herbicide for Tough Weeds combines the proven performance of triclopyr with a precise blend of four active ingredients. This speed-focused formulation targets tough cool-season weeds in turf, delivering broadleaf control when lawns need it most. It effectively addresses stubborn invaders such as wild violet, ground ivy, oxalis, and clover, while offering suppression of young, actively growing yellow nutsedge to help keep turf appearances uniform.

In practice, homeowners and landscapers may notice quicker activity in milder weather, as the product balances power with turf safety. The inclusion of sulfentrazone supports rapid action against stubborn species like dandelion, spurge, and white clover, contributing to a broad-spectrum weed management approach without requiring multiple products. Always consult the label for the complete weed list and precise use directions, as recommendations can vary by region and turf type.

Key benefits

• Four active ingredients address a wide range of tough weeds in a single product, simplifying turf care.
• Suppression of young nutsedge helps maintain a cleaner turf blanket during growth cycles.
• Improved cool-weather performance offers more reliable results in spring and fall maintenance windows.
• Sulfentrazone provides rapid control for stubborn species such as dandelion, spurge, and white clover.
• Label contains the full weed list and step-by-step use directions for safe, effective application.

Practical use and considerations

Apply to established turf according to the label on days when weeds are actively growing and temperatures are favorable. Use as part of a broader lawn care routine that includes proper mowing, watering, and aeration for best overall turf health. Note regulatory specifics: this product is restricted in New York and not allowed for Nassau or Suffolk Counties. Always verify local regulations before purchase or use.

Real-world scenarios

• Cool-season lawns with patches of wild violet or oxalis may respond to a well-timed application, with follow-up treatments as needed.
• Areas infested with ground ivy in shady or moist zones can show improvement alongside regular lawn maintenance practices.