Banvel VM Herbicide

How It Works

• When applied to brush or weeds, Banvel VM moves quickly throughout the entire plant, mimicking and augmenting the plants’ own naturally-occurring hormones.
• This results in uncontrolled cell division, irregular growth and finally brush or weed death.

Weeds Controlled

Broadleaf Weeds

• Absinthe* Beard, goat’s
• Bindweed, field
• Chamomile, scentless*
• Cherry, ground
• Daisy, English
• Dock, curled*
• Goldenrod
• Knapweed, diffuse
• Poison ivy
• Povertyweed*
• Ragweed, common
• Ragweed, giant
• Ragwort, tansy
• Sage, pasture
• Sorrel, sheep
• Sow-thistle, perennial*
• Spurge, leafy*
• Spurge, thyme-leafed
• Thistle, Canada*
• Wild carrot†

Brush Weeds – Stem Foliage Applications (Must be used in a tank-mix. Refer to label for more information)

• Alder Aspen poplar
• Balsam fir
• Balsam poplar
• Basswood
• Birch
• Black cottonwood
• Bur oak
• Cherry
• Elm
• Hickory
• Pine
• Red oak
• Spruce
• Sugar maple
• Tamarack
• Vine maple
• Western snowberry (buckbrush)
• White ash
• White cedar
• Wolf willow (silverwillow)
• Wild rose
  

Brush Weeds – Broadcast Ground Applications (Must be used in a tank-mix. Refer to label for more information)

• Aspen poplar Prickly rose
• Western snowberry
• White (paper) birch
• Willow

Brush Weeds – Aerial Applications (Must be used in a tank-mix. Refer to label for more information)

• Aspen poplar White (paper) birch
  

Established Turf

• Clover Erect knotweed
• Mouse-eared chickweed
• Sheep sorrel
  

* Top growth only
† Must be tank-mixed with 2,4-D Amine