COUCH GRASS

Couch Grass (Cynodon Dactylon) known as Bermuda grass in the US, is a warm-season grass that is native to most areas of the eastern hemisphere. These grasses are commonly known to be highly drought and wear-tolerant.

Couch grass has a high invasion risk, meaning that it can spread quickly and aggressively into other areas of the garden or landscape if not contained properly. This can make it difficult to manage and control, and can also impact the growth and health of other plants in the area

It is regarded as being native in Queensland and New South Wales and introduced in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory. In Western Australia it is thought to be native to the Kimberley region (in the north of the state) and introduced to the southern parts of the state.

Spray FireHawk Bioherbicide Concentrate: 50 mL/L of water. Respray when regrowth occurs from roots and/or runners. May require repeated application to obtain long-term weed control.