Tupersan®

EPA Reg. No.
10163-213-2217

Packaging
4 lb Bag; 12/case, ship wt 53 lbs
50 lb Box

Downloads
MSDS

Specimen Label

Product Information Sheet

Wettable Powder

Recommendations
For pre-emergent control of listed weeds in newly seeded or established plantings of blue-grass, fescue, redtop, smooth brome, perennial ryegrass and many cultivars of bentgrass. Labeled for use on sod farms.

May be used on newly seeded areas as well as on established turf — it can even be applied at the time of seeding without causing injury to germinating seedlings of most cool-season grasses.

This high degree of selectivity allows you to seed later in the spring when soil temperatures are warmer and more conducive to seed germination.

And because Tupersan is a sprayable formulation, you're not locked in with a particular fertilizer analysis, so you can adjust your fertilizer rate without affecting your pre-emergent rate.

This sprayable form of Tupersan is ideal for spot treating smaller areas where fertilizer is not needed.

Labeled for most major cool-season turf species, Tupersan provides highly effective pre-emergent control of smooth and large crabgrass, as well as controlling foxtail and barnyardgrass.

Tests at major universities in both the north and south show that Tupersan can be used without adverse affects on bentgrass greens. Tupersan is also labeled for the suppression of encroaching bermudagrass onto bentgrass greens.

Tupersan can be used for hydroseeding to reduce the competition during establishment.

Tupersan is labeled for use on sod farms and has long been preferred by progressive turf producers.

Highly effective crabgrass control.
Labeled for use on bentgrass greens.
Convenient sprayable formulation.
Can be applied over newly seeded cool-season grasses.
Eliminates bermudagrass encroachment onto bentgrass greens.
Can be applied at time of seeding of many common cool-season grasses.
Use in hydroseeding.
Use in chemigation systems.
Labeled for Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, perennial ryegrass, bentgrass — most common cool-season grasses — and zoysia sprigs.
Recommended for use on sod farms.

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