Bow and Arrow Herbicide is a selective post-emergent herbicide used to control a wide range of broadleaf weeds in turf, lawns, and non-crop areas. It is commonly used to manage established weeds that are already growing.

• White Clover (Trifolium repens),
• Plantain (Plantago lanceolata),
• Capeweed (Arctotheca calendula),
• Cat’s ear (Hypochoeris radicata),
• Bindii (Jo-Jo, Onehunga) (Soliva sessilis),
• Cudweed (Gnaphalium spp.),
• Creeping oxalis (Oxalis corniculata),

Bow and Arrow Herbicide works by being absorbed through the leaves of target weeds and moving through the plant system. It disrupts growth processes, causing weeds to curl, distort, and eventually die off.

Bow and Arrow Herbicide is effective against many common broadleaf weeds, including bindii, clover, capeweed, dandelion, and other invasive lawn weeds. It is designed to target weeds without damaging most established turf species when used correctly.

Yes, Bow and Arrow Herbicide is suitable for use on many established lawns and turf areas. It helps restore lawn quality by removing unsightly broadleaf weeds and improving overall turf appearance.

Bow and Arrow Herbicide provides effective broadleaf weed control, improves lawn appearance, and reduces weed competition for nutrients and water. It helps maintain cleaner, healthier, and more attractive turf areas.

This is largely dependent on the type of weed and rate of growth at the time of application but typically you will see signs of treatment within 2 weeks and it can take up to 6 weeks for the weed to be completely killed.

Yes, Bow and Arrow is safe to use on buffalo, stick to the application rate of 50ml per 100sqm using a pressure sprayer.

Bow & Arrow herbicide is ideally applied to actively growing weeds. It can be used as required to treat weeds which have appeared in the lawn. Combining it with a wetter such as Wetter 600 can enhance the effectiveness of the herbicide. Make sure to apply it when the lawn is dry and don't water it in.

Bow & Arrow should be mixed at a rate of 50ml in 5L of water per 100sqm of lawn.

As Bow & Arrow is absorbed through the leaf of the weed you should avoid mowing for at least 4 days before and after application.

Bow & Arrow needs to be sprayed on a dry lawn and allowed to dry, do not water the product in. Do not spray if there is rain forecast within 4 hours of application.

An alternative to Bow and Arrow is Dicamba M herbicide, this is also a selective broadleaf herbicide designed to treat a wide variety of broadleaf weeds but should not be used on Buffalo lawn varieties.

Herbicides such as Bow and Arrow are ideally applied shortly after the weed appears when it is actively growing.

Apply Bow & Arrow at least 4 hours before rain, this will give the product time to absorb into the plant through the leaf before the rain washes it away.

Apply Bow & Arrow at least 4 hours before rain, this will give the product time to absorb into the plant through the leaf before the rain washes it away.