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Controlling Clover in Dwarf Iris Beds

Irises are monocots, theoretically tolerant to 2,4-D (broadleaf herbicide). However, most 2,4-D products are labeled only for lawns. Test a small area first. For safer options, consult Dr. Mark Czarnota's "Weed Control in Iris" publication.

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