How To Kill Clover For Good Completely

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  • Опубликовано: 12 апр 2024
  • There are many different ways to attack clover in a lawn but few ways to kill clover for good from a lawn with a single application.
    In this video, I apply two hand-selected herbicides mixed together with a surfactant to kill clover once and for all. This works if you have burr clover like me, white clover, red clover, or any other obscure form of clover in your own lawn.
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Комментарии • 62

  • @09jlivers
    @09jlivers Месяц назад +1

    Love the video as always

  • @eyeswideopen627
    @eyeswideopen627 2 месяца назад

    Wow Brian your timing is perfect like ur in my head. I have fine fescue. My neighbor has clover in his bermuda, what should he use?

  • @BoneYardLawnService
    @BoneYardLawnService 2 месяца назад +2

    Appreciate the video. I have customers who lawns are full of weeds.

  • @tjevo4g
    @tjevo4g Месяц назад +1

    Appreciate the video. Get a lot of clover in my back lawn during the Fall months, so I will definitely be referencing this again in a few months. Right now I'm dealing with a foxtail infestation in my primarily TTTF lawn. Would mesotrione knock it out or do you have any other suggestions?

  • @sambo5103
    @sambo5103 29 дней назад +2

    It's one thing to let grass grow tall when treating with weed killers but at least keep the sidewalk clear of overgrowth. We have our own 10rentals & 2 personal houses I maintain myself yet I've never allowed overgrowth to impede public access to sidewalks.
    Good job on clover

    • @TurfMechanic
      @TurfMechanic  29 дней назад +1

      Yep, I let that go way too far just for the sake of this experiment. I won't do that again.

  • @richardsmith1161
    @richardsmith1161 2 месяца назад +3

    I bought the store bought Spectracide. It didn't do much for oxalis, but it sure killed the St Augustine in my Zoysia 😊

  • @biggus6633
    @biggus6633 2 месяца назад

    Could you please give advice on how to determine mix rates when spot spraying weeds in planters and tree wells, and spraying crack weeds. I get confused when the mix is per area and not per gallon. I’m not spraying turf and can’t use roundup.

  • @gailh4466
    @gailh4466 2 месяца назад +1

    What's your advice for getting rid of daisies?

  • @chrish1475
    @chrish1475 15 дней назад

    Hi Brian, is this more effective than Tenacity? I've seen it mentined on quite a few other youtube vids. Or does that depend on the type of grass you have?

  • @jahyoda
    @jahyoda Месяц назад

    This is awesome information....my lawn is glory ...but all my neighbors could use this... question...we have many neighborhood cats ....is there another method by any chance ?

    • @TurfMechanic
      @TurfMechanic  Месяц назад +1

      fun comment response, that made me smile. As for the question the safest thing to do is use FeHEDTA, it's a special liquid chelated iron product that many organic lawn care people use. I use it for a lot of things too. It's different than iron fertilizers and doesn't affect the grass, just dicot plants like most weeds. It's nowhere near as effective at killing off mature clover but it can kill off young clover just like the stuff I had in this video next to my driveway. I have a video on it here ruclips.net/video/9tkSxGEuLdU/видео.html

  • @philipmeeks776
    @philipmeeks776 2 месяца назад +1

    I'm sure I missed it, but how long will you wait after spraying will you attempt to reseed the area?

  • @territraynor6085
    @territraynor6085 2 месяца назад

    I use Ortho weedclear with great success

  • @conradcomics
    @conradcomics Месяц назад

    Ah, okay. It's the 60% Triclopyr we used to clear brush around grandpas farm. That's why such a 'small' amount. If I remember right, big-box brush clear formulations are something like 8%; likely because they don't want people to kill their trees.

  • @terrykeith5206
    @terrykeith5206 2 месяца назад

    Question.....will prodiamine stop clover from emerging after winter?

    • @BeeTreeGuy
      @BeeTreeGuy 2 месяца назад

      I use prodiamine to prevent crab grass. It does absolutely nothing to clover.

  • @darrenmcharg7731
    @darrenmcharg7731 19 дней назад +2

    Why kill clover?

  • @MM-rw8jv
    @MM-rw8jv 2 месяца назад +1

    Clover drove me nuts for years. Now i fight it in my neighbors lawn. Great content. I love the channel ☘

    • @Peter-cx4ir
      @Peter-cx4ir 2 месяца назад

      What does that even mean

    • @BLEACH500
      @BLEACH500 3 дня назад +1

      @@Peter-cx4irso it doesn’t spread into his yard

  • @jeffs70chevelle
    @jeffs70chevelle Месяц назад

    So does video mean FEHEDTA isn't a great long-term clover root killer? I saw your videos on iron but didn't try it myself.

    • @TurfMechanic
      @TurfMechanic  Месяц назад +1

      It's not a great long term killer unless you keep at it for a long while kinda like general maintenance. It will kill off newly sprouted clover when it's super young so over the long haul it will make a serious dent in the problem...it can also be applied at much cooler temperatures so your "season" for attacking the clover is much longer with FEHEDTA. Many people don't want to deal with it though so this video was to present the harshest quickest treatment...and even this one might even need a second application for the thickest patches because it's just hard to get great leaf coverage on layered clover hiding under the grass.

    • @jeffs70chevelle
      @jeffs70chevelle Месяц назад

      @@TurfMechanic have you experimented with adding surfactant or other uptake things like ammonium sulfate to FEHEDTA? I'm not sure if it would enhance the effect or just make it destroy the grass

  • @khiaraslaw
    @khiaraslaw Месяц назад

    Get some Speedzone and be done with it in 2 days at the most

  • @edhopkins6589
    @edhopkins6589 Месяц назад

    Are you interested / in fear, of the damage to soil micro environment ?? ( i am very very interested, ty )

    • @TurfMechanic
      @TurfMechanic  Месяц назад +1

      I am actually concerned about that quite a bit. In my last house I used almost zero chemicals at all and this house I plan on switching back to a nearly 100% organic lawn again. Last year after we moved into this house I committed to transforming this lawn incrementally using chems and cultural practices to demonstrate to regular lawn owners how it can be done even in a place with a ton of invasive weeds and grasses, but in the long term I am itching to getting back to where my heart is. Keeping the soil and biology in the lawn healthy.

  • @jasonfournier
    @jasonfournier Месяц назад +1

    I've never had a problem killing my white clover with 2,4-D.

  • @resetgang6638
    @resetgang6638 2 месяца назад +2

    I sprayed creeping charlie in my lawn with T-Zone and it's dying but there's still a matrix of vines and roots everywhere choking out the grass. Should I pull them by hand or is there an easier way?

    • @garrettb69
      @garrettb69 2 месяца назад +1

      Might have hit it twice. Tough but not impossible. Took me twice in the fall for 2 consecutive years and it went away for a year. Then came back next year but very minimal. 1 more that fall and it hasn't been back.

    • @koolmaaan
      @koolmaaan 2 месяца назад +1

      Don’t pull creeping Charlie. Unless you pull out all the roots, which is virtually impossible, it will keep coming back. A few rounds of t-zone will really do the trick.

    • @BLEACH500
      @BLEACH500 3 дня назад

      Use a dethatching rake

  • @lesliebehrens7252
    @lesliebehrens7252 2 месяца назад +2

    I believe the weed you are speaking of is called purslane. Apparently it’s edible (gag)

    • @TurfMechanic
      @TurfMechanic  2 месяца назад +1

      you might be right on that. It's so far from my front door that I haven't given it much thought but since I'm preparing to seed a new section along that parkway strip I'll have to start fully identifying what's there and getting it all cleaned up. Also, I've heard of purslane being one of the most nutritious plants possible...but still gross. LOL

  • @BenNawrath
    @BenNawrath 2 месяца назад

    That little one with the yellow flower looks more like oxalis, which is also tough to get.

    • @TurfMechanic
      @TurfMechanic  2 месяца назад +1

      There's a bit of oxalis in there but burr clover looks a lot like it when it is very young. As you watch burr clover grow up the scratchy burrs start forming and the leaf shape adjusts a bit. In very young sprout stage though they look extremely similar.

    • @BenNawrath
      @BenNawrath 2 месяца назад +1

      @@TurfMechanic that’s cool. I’m in NY, it’s entirely possible we don’t have it. I just know a lot of people get pissed of when their clover killer doesn’t kill it…. Because it’s not clover haha.

  • @TechWizMaster
    @TechWizMaster 9 дней назад

    I think you should have trimmed the clover half this height...to reach more into the lower parts.

    • @TurfMechanic
      @TurfMechanic  9 дней назад +1

      I ended up ultimately trimming back the top layer (I let it get way to overgrown for this test) a few days after spraying and then eventually had to hit the lower canopy on a second pass. You are right, with it being so overgrown there was just so much clover undergrowth that was protected that it just never got sprayed.

  • @Anthony_The_Disney_Guy
    @Anthony_The_Disney_Guy Месяц назад

    Id hate to be your neighbor with that patch of clover

    • @TurfMechanic
      @TurfMechanic  Месяц назад +1

      You'd be surprised, I don't care at all what's on the neighbors side of the line. Just adds more interest to my own yard...and fun projects too. 😀

  • @juzoli
    @juzoli 2 месяца назад +4

    I see the pattern.
    Next video: How to kill the grass, but not the weed

    • @juzoli
      @juzoli 2 месяца назад

      It is not a joke. I turned part of my lawn to wildflower garden. But it looks like I failed to kill the grass, and it is creeping back, suppressing many smaller flowers. I don’t want to restart it from scratch, just to kill the grass.

    • @TurfMechanic
      @TurfMechanic  2 месяца назад +1

      Do you know what type of grass is coming back? That's a tough one without knowing what grass type you need to get rid of and what desirable garden plants you have growing. In my back garden area I'm hand pulling a lot of grass in stead of using herbicides. For bunch type grasses that might be your least offensive option although quite labor intensive.

  • @darrenmcharg7731
    @darrenmcharg7731 19 дней назад +1

    Mono-culture lawns are boring and are like deserts for pollinators.

  • @Justsomedude64
    @Justsomedude64 Месяц назад

    You should use an N95 mask not a surgical mask. N95s protect the wearer, surgical protects others from the wearer. In other words, N95s filter when you inhale, surgical filters when you exhale.

  • @floriswou
    @floriswou 2 месяца назад +8

    Why on earth do you want to get rid of clover? xD

    • @JohnnyArtoff
      @JohnnyArtoff Месяц назад +14

      Bc It’s a weed

    • @CH-kl9qd
      @CH-kl9qd Месяц назад +13

      It’s a hideous invasive weed? Absolute weirdo

    • @AlexKunstar
      @AlexKunstar Месяц назад +11

      I need my grass to be grass... not clover. That's why. Completely ruins the look of a nice lawn

    • @fartgod6983
      @fartgod6983 Месяц назад +1

      Ugly and provides great coverage for insects and ticks.

    • @CrazyLinguiniLegs
      @CrazyLinguiniLegs Месяц назад +2

      I love clover, either by itself or mixed in with grass. Some people are OCD with lawn uniformity. But I love a mix of grass, clover, and dandelions. With a little fertilizer it looks nice. Often the reason some lawns with dandelions and clover look shabby is because the owners don’t ever fertilize.

  • @mychromebook9935
    @mychromebook9935 Месяц назад

    4-leaf clovers bring good luck, by getting rid of them you bring bad luck. Leave a patch of clover and you will thank me later

  • @raynareid8095
    @raynareid8095 Месяц назад +1

    Love your videos, but man you gotta spend less time talking about meaningless stuff. These videos are just too long.

    • @TurfMechanic
      @TurfMechanic  Месяц назад +3

      sorry, but you can always watch on faster speed and I'm starting to publish shorter versions of all my videos on the Turf Mechanic Briefs channel. Keep that in mind while browsing. Will take me some time to get caught up over there on the shortened versions.