A gardener recalls a professional spraying a vinca-covered hillside, killing grass, weeds, and morning glory but leaving vinca unharmed. They want to know the product.
Professionals use products like Fluazifop-P-butyl (grass-specific) or 2,4-D + dicamba blends that spare certain broadleaf groundcovers. However, exact identification is impossible without the applicator's records.
Preen (trifluralin or corn gluten) prevents seed germination without harming established plants. Apply in early spring and midsummer after removing existing weeds.
For post-emergent selective control, consult a licensed applicator or your local Extension office.
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