Common Landscape Herbicides and Their Effects on Trees

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Publication Number: P3273

The effects of commonly encountered herbicides on woody species in landscape settings are discussed in this publication. Some specific herbicide symptoms are detailed to aid with diagnostic identification of specific herbicides. Download the PDF for more information.

Department: Forestry

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Authors

Dr. Brady Self

Associate Extension Professor

Hardwood Silviculture Forest Herbicides

Your Extension Experts

Dr. John Kushla

Extension/Research Professor

Agroforestry, Christmas trees, GIS, forest soils, pine silviculture

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