Capeweed
Capeweed is an autumn/winter germinating, stemless, rosette forming annual herb with broad, deeply lobed, succulent, leaves 30-250 mm long that have white furry hairs underneath and form a dense rosette. Yellow petalled daisy flowers about 40 mm diameter with a black to brown centre appear in spring on individual 200 mm stalks. The tiny woolly fruits are topped by minute scales.
How to control Capeweed
Javelin Selective Herbicide
Javelin Selective Herbicide combines the synergies of three active ingredients in combination to give the most effective control on a wide… Read More
Read moreEraze 360 Bi-Aquatic Herbicide
Eraze 360 Bi-Aquatic is a non-selective herbicide containing 360 g/L of the active ingredient glyphosate present in the form of an… Read More
Read moreDouble Time Herbicide
Double Time Herbicide is a broadleaf herbicide containing 340g/L MCPA and 80g/L Dicamba. It is registered for the control of a… Read More
Read moreTotril Selective Herbicide
Totril is a selective herbicide containing for the control of certain broadleaf weeds in onion crops. Benefits: • Trusted original Totril… Read More
Read moreBindii Killer
200g/L Bromoxoynil + 200g/L MCPA Bindii Killer – For the post emergent control of broadleaf weeds in Parks, Golf Courses and… Read More
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