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kerb herbicide label turf Award Turf Fertilizer with Trimec – Weed & Feed for 200+ Weeds

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kerb herbicide label turf Award Turf Fertilizer with Trimec – Weed & Feed for 200+ WeedsAward 22 0 5 Turf Fertilizer with Trimec Weed Control is a professional grade weed and feed fertilizer designed to provide broadleaf weed control while delivering balanced turf nutrition. Combining the proven Trimec herbicide system with a slow release fertilizer package, this formulation controls more than 200 broadleaf weeds while supporting turf color, density, rooting, and overall plant health. The Trimec weed control system utilizes three active

Award 22-0-5 Turf Fertilizer with Trimec® Weed Control is a professional-grade weed and feed fertilizer designed to provide broadleaf weed control while delivering balanced turf nutrition. Combining the proven Trimec herbicide system with a slow-release fertilizer package, this formulation controls more than 200 broadleaf weeds while supporting turf color, density, rooting, and overall plant health. The Trimec weed control system utilizes three active ingredients—2,4-D, MCPP-p, and dicamba—to attack susceptible weeds from foliage to root system, providing effective control of both common and difficult-to-control broadleaf weeds. Meanwhile, the 22-0-5 fertilizer analysis, enhanced with 1% iron and polymer-coated sulfur-coated urea, helps promote deep green color and sustained turf growth. Award 22-0-5 is ideal for professional lawn care operators, landscape managers, golf course personnel, property managers, and informed homeowners seeking a convenient solution for both turf nutrition and broadleaf weed management.

Features & Benefits

✓ Controls over 200 broadleaf weeds with the proven Trimec® herbicide system

✓ Combines weed control and turf fertilization in one application

✓ 22-0-5 fertilizer analysis supports turf vigor and density

✓ Contains 1% iron for enhanced turf color and deep greening

✓ Attacks weeds from foliage through the root system

✓ Slow-release nitrogen provides extended feeding

✓ Excellent for established lawns and managed turf areas

✓ Professional-grade weed and feed formulation

Labeled Use Sites

Established turfgrass, residential lawns, commercial turf, managed landscape turf, golf course turf, parks, athletic fields, and other labeled turf areas where broadleaf weed control and fertility are desired.

Target Weeds

More than 200 broadleaf weeds including dandelion, clover, chickweed, plantain, knotweed, spurge, henbit, dollarweed, oxalis, black medic, purslane, and many other common turf broadleaf weeds susceptible to the Trimec® herbicide system.

Application Notes

For optimum weed control, mow one to two days before application. Apply when weeds are actively growing. Lightly water turf before application or apply in the early morning when foliage is moist to improve herbicide adhesion and uptake. Avoid mowing immediately after application to allow sufficient absorption of the active ingredients. Follow all label directions regarding application timing, turf species tolerance, and environmental conditions.

Why Choose Award 22-0-5 with Trimec?

Award 22-0-5 simplifies turf management by combining broadleaf weed control and professional fertility in a single application. The Trimec® system remains one of the most trusted broadleaf weed control technologies available, while the fertilizer package helps maintain dense, healthy turf that naturally competes against future weed infestations.

Product Information

Fertilizer Analysis: 22-0-5
Active Ingredients: Trimec® Herbicide Complex (2,4-D, MCPP-p, Dicamba)
HRAC Group: Group 4 Herbicides
Total Nitrogen: 22.0%
Slow Release Nitrogen: 6.6% Polymer Coated Sulfur Coated Urea Nitrogen
Soluble Potash (K₂O): 5.0%
Iron (Fe): 1.0%
Formulation: Granular Weed & Feed Fertilizer
Manufacturer: EC Grow

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