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best herbicide for sedges Celsius XTRA Herbicide – Broadleaf & Sedge Control for Warm-Season Turf

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best herbicide for sedges Celsius XTRA Herbicide – Broadleaf & Sedge Control for Warm-Season TurfProfessional grade herbicide combining broadleaf and sedge control in one simple solution. Celsius XTRA delivers broad spectrum postemergent weed control for established warm season turfgrass. By combining multiple active ingredients into one formulation, it eliminates the need for complex tank mixes while providing control of more than 100 listed weeds including difficult sedges and kyllingas. Designed specifically for warm season lawns, Celsius XTRA

Professional-grade herbicide combining broadleaf and sedge control in one simple solution.

Celsius® XTRA delivers broad-spectrum postemergent weed control for established warm-season turfgrass. By combining multiple active ingredients into one formulation, it eliminates the need for complex tank mixes while providing control of more than 100 listed weeds — including difficult sedges and kyllingas.

Designed specifically for warm-season lawns, Celsius XTRA offers exceptional turf safety on St. Augustinegrass, centipedegrass, Bermuda, and other major warm-season species.

What It Controls

  • Dandelion
  • Dollarweed
  • White Clover
  • Chamberbitter
  • Spotted Spurge
  • Florida Pusley
  • Black Medic
  • Wild Violet
  • Purple Nutsedge
  • Yellow Nutsedge
  • Kyllinga species
  • And 100+ additional listed weeds

Why Choose Celsius® XTRA

  • Broadleaf + Sedge Control: One product replaces multiple tank-mixes.
  • Safe for Sensitive Turf: Excellent safety on St. Augustinegrass and centipedegrass.
  • Stops Weed Growth Quickly: Growth inhibition begins within hours.
  • Warm-Weather Performance: Works exceptionally well in high temperatures.
  • Simplified Application: Reduces mixing errors and compatibility concerns.

Lawn Types Safe for Use

  • St. Augustinegrass
  • Centipedegrass
  • Bermudagrass
  • Zoysiagrass
  • Seashore Paspalum
  • Other labeled warm-season species

Not recommended for cool-season turfgrasses.

Application Guidelines

  • Rate: 0.17 – 0.23 oz per 1,000 sq ft
  • Apply to actively growing weeds.
  • Best performance when temperatures are warm and soil moisture is adequate.
  • Avoid mowing 1–2 days before and after application.
  • Follow all label directions for surfactant and mixing instructions.

Important Use Notes

  • Apply only to established warm-season turf.
  • Do not exceed labeled rates or application frequency.
  • Always read and follow the complete product label.

Celsius® XTRA provides simplified, professional-level weed control for warm-season lawns without the need for complicated tank mixes.

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