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UNITED STAlES ENVIRONMENTAL PROlEcnON AGENCY

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460

Merlyn L. Jones, Ph D DOWELANCO Quad IV 9002 Purdue Rd. In.lianapolis, IN 46268

OCT I 19m

OFFICE OF PREVENTION. PESTICIJES AND

TOXIC SUBST AHCES

SUBJECT: Label Amendaent SUbmission of 06/15/93 in Compliance with PR Notice 93-7 EPA Req. No. 62719-145 GALLERY 75 DRY FLOWABLE

Dear Reqistrant:

The labelinq cited above and submi~ted in connection with reqistr~tion under the Federal Insecticide, Funqicide, and Roden­ticide Act, as amended, is acceptable subject to the comments listed below.

Based on your certification, the Aqency has accepl~d only those chanqes to your labelinq which are necessary to comply with PR Notices 93-7 and 93-11, which reflect the WPS labelinq requireaents of 40 CFR part 156, subpart K. Any other lab"linq chanqes subaitt.!d in connection with this all8ndment application and not directly related to compliance with PR Notice 93-7 or 93-11 have neither been reviewed nor accepted by the Aqency. If you wish to .ake any such chanqes, you must submit a separate amendment application proposinq thea. If your product reqistra­tion is currently suspended, acceptance of this labelinq amend­ment does not affect the suspension in any way.

A copy of your proposed labelinq stamped "Accepted with co ... nta· 1. attached. Make any required chanqes described in the attached and send three copies of final labelinq as soon as it is available to:

Docuaent Proce •• inq Desk (F;~~~ABEL) Office of Pesticide Proqrams (H-7504C) U.S. Environaental Protection Aqency 401 M Street SW Washinqton, DC 20460-0001

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Hand or courier deliveries of final labels may be made to:

DocUment Processing Desk (FIN-LABEL) Roo. 266A Crystal Mall 2 1921 Jefferson Davis Highway Arlinqton, VA 22202

Please correct the typographical errors circled on the draft before printing final labeling.

In your final labeling the -A~ricultural Use Requir .. ents­text- aust be contained in a clearl~' separate box. This box aay be set apart by a line, by another graphical devic~, by a different color background, or in any other way that clear~y distinguishes it fro. surrounding text.

s i, Deputy Chi"f stration Suppc~ Branch

R,8c;ri'fltration Divisi:n (H7505W)

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Gallery* 75 Dry Flowable A lllecttva pr_erganca herbicide for control of certain broadl.., wMds In: • EstabliShed turf • OmYlMntll bulbs • LlndSCIpe omamentals • Non-t .. rlng fruit and nut treea • Comalnar grown om .... amals and non-burlng vineyard. • NurlSry stock • Chrlstm.. tree plantations • Ground covers • Non-croplsnd

Active Ingredient: isoxaben: Ni3-(1-ethyl-1-met!'lylpropyl)-5-lsoxazoIylJ-2.6-

dimethoxybenzamide and isomers. 75". Inert Ingrediefts . 25". Total. 100% Contains 0.75 pounds active ingredient per pound.

Keep Out of Reach of Children

CAUTION

Rafar to Inside of label booklet for additional precautionary Infonnstlon and Directions for Use Including STORAGE AND DISPOSAL.

EPA Reg. No. 62719-145 20116

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"Trademark of DowEIan:o DowElanco • Indianapolis, IN 48268, U.S.A.

Specialty Herbicide

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Notice: Reed the entire label. Use only according to label directions. Before buying or ualng ttll. product, rud "Warranty Dieclalmer" 8nd "Llmnetlon of Remedies" lnelde label booklet.

::! CAM of emergency endangering health or the environment InvoMng this product, caD collet 5170636-4400. AgrIcuIIurai CIIemIcaI: Do not ship or store with food, leedl. drugI or doII1Ing.

NOTICE: The container cap for GaIery 75 Drl FIowable herbicide may be used to measure the amount of pn:Wct required to treal smaI areas. When filled to the level of the Inner lip, the cap contains approximately 112 ounce which Is the amount of GaIefy 75 Dry FIowabIe needed to treat an area of 1,000 square feet. Please refer to label booklet for complete use directions and precautions.

[EDITOR NOTE: Insert picture of container cap and ~ing 8Il'OW and sentence: 'When filled to this level, container cap contains 112 OZ (14 grams) of Gallery 75 Dry FIowabie.

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1.61. of Cont.nts Precautionary statements

Hazards 10 Humans and Domestic AnImals FlrsIAid EnvtronmenIaI Hazards

Olrecllons for USe StoIlgllIId DIspouI

GerIetW In'onu.1on Mixing and Applk:alJon DIrec:IIons

Gallery 75 Dry FIowable • ~ Gallery 75 Dry FIowIIbIe In Tn Mixes AppIIcatlon

Weeds ConIroIed or Supprasaad by GaJIery 75 Dry FIow8ble Approved Uses:

Eslabllshecl Turfgrasses Spac:iaI Use Precan;;~

LancIscape OrnamentaJs, C ~ruJner Grown Ornamentals, Nursery Stock, Ground Covers, Ornamental Bulbs, Non-bearing Fruit and Nt· Trees and Non-bearing Vineyards, and Christmas Tree Plantalions

Spacial Use Precautions Trees Ornamental Shrubs Ground Covers Ornamental Bulls Christmas Tree Planlalions

Non-cropland Areas Warrarty DiscIamer Inherent Risks of Use Limitation of Remedies

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Piecautionary Siatements

Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals

KHP Out of Reach of Children

CAUTION PAiCAUCION:

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Avoid Ingllltlon, brellthlng dullt or spray millt, Ind contact with akin, .y .. , or clothing. u_ eyl proll atlOil W"IA "IIMIIiAI t.... lI_uct W .... "IOrolll"!\' wit" .0., llId wltlr I".r "IAclIIAI. ~1"QIl'I COAtlllllnlt'" clo ... IAI llId WI." afora Fluel

p,,.a.' pmttot'U Equip",,"' ,ppEl APR'IeIIA" oDd other hindi." must WII'; • LQng-sluyed $birt am pm pants • Shpes gliB socks

Eg110w maoufam·rer's imitrut;tMs for cktanjngtmac4ainjog ppE "rp Vb jmtruc;tions for washables use dettrgem and bpI watftr KeeP and wash pee separately frpm otber laundry

First Aid If In •• : FkJsh eyes with plerty of water. Cal a physician if irriIatlon develops. If swallowed: Call a physician or PoiSOn Colliit': Center . .. on IIkln: Wash with plenty of soap and waler. Get medical attention. Irritation develops . .. Inhillel: Remove indlvlOJaJ to fresh air. If not breathing, provide can:lloj:lulmonary resuSCitation assistance and get medical attention.

Environmental Hazards Do not contaminate water when disposing of equipment wuhwalers. Do not apply dlreclly to water, to areas where surface water is present or to intertidal areas below the mean high water mark. 0rIt may result in reduced genninatlon or emergence of non-target plants adjacent to treated area.

printed August 9, 1993

DirectIons for 0 .. It Is. violation of Federal Jaw to use this product In a manner inconsistent with Hs labeling. Read aI Directions 101 Use Clll8fu1y before applying. ChemIgMIon: Do not apply GaHery 75 Dry Flowable through any type 01 Irrigation system.

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For 'OY requirements megIIIc; 1p ygtJr State or TrIw 00,.", the ""'P' "spone"" tgr gear.,.... mA""tlgn

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Do not enter or allow worker entry Into treated area'! during the restricted entry interval (REI) of 12 hours.

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T RA E AND DISPOSAL Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal. Storllge: Store in original container. Do not store in direct sunlight. Do not store at temperatures above 120°F. In case of leak or <dl, contain material and dispose as waste. Pesticide DlipOUl: WaSi~" resu.lng from the use of this product may be disposed of on site or at an approved waste disposal facility. Container DIIPMII: Dispose olin a sanitary landfll, or incineration, or by bumlng If allowed by state and local authoritieS. If bumed 51 out of Smoke.

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Gallery 75 Dry FIowIble herbicide Is • preemergence herbicide for control of certain broadleaf weeds In established turf, landscape ornamentals, container grown omamentals, ".II'S8Iy stock, ground covers, ornamental bulle, non-bearlng fNit and ,.,. trees and non-bearing vineyards, Christmas tree plantations and non~ areas. Apply GaIery 75 Dry FloWabie In late summer to early fal, In early spring, or anytime priOr to germInaIIon of tllget weeds, or immediately alter culllvation.

Gallery 75 Dry FIowIble does not control HtIbIIshed weeds. ExIsting weeds shoukl be controlled by cullYlltlon or with postemergence herbicide". Weed reslQ/es, plUnings, and trash shoukl be removed or thorOughly mlxecllnto the sol priOr to treatmel'll. Soil In non-turf areas ahoukl be In good condition and free of cIodI at the time of appIIcallon. GalleIY 75 Dry FIowabie Is stable on the soli surface for up to 21 dayS, but must t'e activated to be effective. A single relnfall or sprinkler irrigation of 0.5 Inches or more, or flood irrigation zit ... application Is neceaaalY to 8C11vate Gallery 75 Dry FIowabIe. If GaleIY 75 Dry FIowable Is not actJvatecI by ralnfal or irrigation within 21 dayS of application, erratic weed control may result. In non­:Urf areas, If weeds emerge due to lack or ralntal or Irrigation, shallow cullYate to a depIh of 1 to 2 Inches to destroy existing weeds or remove by hand.

In ArIZonI: The state of Arizona has not approved GallelY 75 Dry FIowable for use on plants grown for commercial proWctlon such as: turf sod farms, omamentals and nursery stock grown for resale, and non­bearing fruit and ,.,. trees and non-bearing vineyards.

Mixing and Application Directions

Gallery 75 Dry Flow"''' - Alone Check to be sure spray equipment is clean and not contaminated. USing clean water, fill the tank to 112 of the final volume required and start agitation. SloWly add the correct quantity of GalleIY 75 Dry FJowabie to the spray tank, continue agitation and COJ11)Iete filling the tank. Maintain agitatiQn during fllting and through application. AgItation shoukl be sufficient to create a rippling or rolling action on the liquid surface. Sparger pipe agitation generally provides the best agitation. In-line screens and strainers should be no finer than 16 mesh.

If sprayinr and agitation is stopped, GalleIY 75 Dry Flowable may settle to the bottom of the spray tank. If settling OI;CIJrs, material must be re-suspended before continuing spray application. Clean the spray tank, lines and 'lCI'eens thoroughly after use.

GaI18ry 75 Dry Flo..., .. In Tank Mlxe. Add Gallery 75 DIY FIowabIe to the spray tank as described above and fil. AI the I''lfBY tank to 314 of the final volume required. Add other formulatiOnS in this order: (1) ofher dry fJflWableS, I:»~ wettable powders, (3) aqueous suspensions, (4) fIowables, (5) liquids, (6) solutions and emulsifiable or /icJJ1d concentrates. Allow two to three milMes between the addition of each prociIct, and agitate continuously untN the product(s) are ~tely dlspei'Sed in water. Maintain agitation dUring filing and through appIIcallon. If a build-up of materials is observed on the walls of the spray tank. wash the tank with soapy water betWeen filings, rinse and then contirI.Ie the spraying operation. Follow JabeI clirecllof1S for each material added to the tank.

ApplicatiOn Apply GaIery 75 Dry FlowIIbfe at 0.66 to 1.33 b'acre with a prope-ty call1rated loW pressure herbickle sprayer that po"kIn uniform dlltrllUllon. Nozzle screens should be no finer than 50 mesh (SO mesh is finer than 18 mesh). In-Ine ICIHI1I and strainer'S should be no finer than 1,8 mesh. Apply Galery 75 DIY Aowable in 10 to 200 gaIIona of water CM1er per sae. As the spray vokime decreases, the If1lIOIIanc8 of accurate calbratlon and uniform application Increases. Take precaJtIons to avoid spray drift when applying Galery is Dry FloWabie. 0rII /I'I8y resul In ,'8CU:ed getmlnatlon or emergence of non-target plants adjacent to the treated area. Maintain ~ation from mixing through application. AYOicf boom overlaps that wi. increase rates above thOse reoommended. CaMbrate aP!JI1cation equipment prior to use, according to manufacturer's directions. Check calibration frequently to be ~re equipment Is working properly and distributing spray unlfor.nly.

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NOTICE: The conIaiIIr ClIp for Gallery 75 Dry Flowable heI'bIcIde may be used to rnellUre the amount 01 pn:dJc:I required to treat small areas, When IIIIed to the leVel 01 the Inner lip, the cap contains appIOxlmatcly 112 ounce which Is the amount 01 Gallery 75 Dry FJowable need9d to treat an area 01 1,000 square leet, (See illustration at lront 01 booklet.)

Weeds Controlled or SUppressed by Gallery 75 Dry Flowable

WMd. contro'led when eppIled .. 0 •• IbIICrt (0.25 oz or 7 gFllll8l'OOO 8CI tt)

CmyrpnNlrrw aster. slender bursage. annual celery. wild chlGtweed. common cloYer. white cudweed. purple liddleneck. coast fltaree. redstern fleabane, blackleaved lIeabane. dwarf groundcherry. lanceleal henbit horseweed knotYJeed, prostrate lambsquarters, common malloW,littIe mustard, Indian mustard, wileS nightshade, black pepperweed, Virginia pigweed plneappleweed plantain, slender purslane, convnon radish, wileS ragweed. common rocket, London rockpurslane. desert shepherdspurse sbIra smartweed, pennsylvania sowthistle. annual speedwell. purslane spurge. spotted tel~nt thiStle, Russian velvetleal

SrMtntIIQ Nog Aste,exll/s AInbtOaiII~

. Apium ItJptophyllum Stelalla media Trifolium repens GnaphBNum purpuf8Um AmsinCkia inffIrmedia Etodium cicutariJm Conyza bonariensis Conyza ramosiSSima PhysaliS lancelfolia Lamium arTJ)Iex~aule Conyza canadBnsis PolygOflJm aviculare Chenopodium album Malva parvIIora Brassica juncea Sinapis arvensis Solanum nigrum Lepidium vilf}inicum Amaranthus spp. Matri:aria matricarfoides Plantago elongata Portulaca oleracea Rapllanus raphaniStrum AmbtOSia anemisiifola SlsyrrtriJm irio CsJandrinia ciIata CapseIJa bufS8-pasIOtfs Sbata virpkllca PolygofIJm pensylvanicum Sonchus oleraceus VeroniCa pefflgrina Euphotbia maculata Heterotheca grandillora Salsola iberica Abutilon theophrasti

In acldnlon to the WMCI. II .. ees .. the 0 •• fb/aere m •• the following wMd. wll' be contro'led at 1.0 ""Ie,. (0.38 OZ or 10.5 gram8l1000 8CI tt)

Cqnmon Nama aster, heath blttereress bittercress, hairy brassbUttons, southern carrot, wild ch8lOOerbitter

Sckm"'1!; Naaw Aster ericOiCltJs CarrIamine oll(Josperma CarrJamIne lWsuta Cotula australis. Dsuws carata Phyflanthus urinalia

chickweed, mouseear dandelion ec:Iiptl gatineoga, hairy geranium, CafOIlna groundsel, common ladysthunj) lettuce, prickly mallow, dwIff ~1IItaI mayweed momInggIory, lYyIeaf rmstaItI, black pennywort phyIIanttlJs, long-at .. planlaln, braeted plantain, bIoadleaf plantain, buckhom pokeweed, common rockpurslane, redmalds sIda, prickly sorrell, red speedwell, thyrneleaf spurge, hyssop sweetclover, yellow tansymustard, green woodsorrel, yellow

Cerastlum IIUlgatum Taraxacum offIcInsJe Ec/f1tl ptOstrlttl Galnsoga Cillta Geranium CllOlinII1IJm Senecio 1IU/gIfis PoIygoNmpersicaria Lacu/r:I S8rrioIa AlaNa ,,*,,1d1bIa HipI1IJM ...,. Antllem/s ootuta lpomoeillederacea .. Btassanvra HydfDODtyIe spp. Phy.anttu tenellus PIlfntago ari8tlIta Plantago major Plantago IancsoIata PhytoIacCl americana Calandrinia ciiata var. menziesi Sida spinosa Rumex acetoSBIIa VelOnica serpyllilolia Euphotbia hyssopifolia MeHlotus officinalis Desalrainia pinnata ssp. brachycarpa Oxalis stricta

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In Iddttlon to the wMd. listed st the 0.88 Iblacr. and 1.0 Ib/acr. I'IIt •• , the following wHd. will be controlled at 1.33 Ib/lel'll (0.5 01 or 14 gramSl1000 sq It)

CqnnpnNime burclover, California datura dogfennel eveningprimrose fescue, rattail filaree, whiteSlem goosefoot, nettleleaf jimsonweed knotWeed, silversheath kochla medic, black mullein, turkey nettle, burning oxt0l9le, brIIIIy pImpemeI, scarlet sowthistle, spiny spurge, petty spurge, prosbate sunflower swlnecresa thistle, musk wHloweecl, panicle woodsorrel, creeping

$Qent";C Nag Medicago polymorpha Dlturaspp. EupatoriJm capillifolium Oenothera spp. VU**myuros Erodium moschatum Chenopodium rTllraie Datura stramooom Polygonum BrgyfDODleon Kochie scoparia MedICIgo Npulina Eremocarpus .tigefIJS Urtica urens Picris ecIrIoides Anagalis wvensis Sonchus Ispef Euphorbia peplus Euphorbia humisttata HellantlOs spp. ColOnopuS dldymJs Catrluus Nt.ns EpiIobIum paniculatum Ox.1is oomiculata

prinleci August 9, 1 M3

In HcIItlon to ttle weed. controlled, ttle following .. ed8 will be penlally contrOlled or auppraaad at 1.33 Ib/acre (0.5 0& or 14 gram8l1000 aq ft)

CommonNanw bindweed, field carpetweed dock, QlrIy maIow, Venice rnIItwted, honeY'line momlligglofY, tan pusley, FlorIda

sgentllic Name Convolvulus BfV8nsis MoItJgO v8ftlcil1ata Rumex crispus Hibiscus trIoNm AtrJ»lMIJs abItIus IpolTlOH purpufN RJchatrJIa SC8bra

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E.tabll.hed Turfgra ••••

Gallery 75 Dry F10wable I. recomm.nctecI a. a preemergance tra .. ment for control of cen.ln broedl... weed. In .... bU.hed cool .... on and warm .. ason turfgra .....

Apply GaIIefy 75 Dry Flowable in late sumner to early fal, in early spring, or anytln1e prior to gem11natio'1 of target weeds,

Refer to "General Information" section of this label prior to using this product on turf.

Special U.. Precaution. Apply Galery 75 Dry Flowable only on established turf. Apply to newly seeded turf (including overseeded turf) only after seedlings are estabHshed (three leaf stage and tillering) and well rooted. Do not overseed established turf sooner than 60 days following an apoJIication of Gallery 75 Dry Flowable.

Do not use Gallery 75 Dry Flowable on golf course putting greens or tees.

Do not use Gallery 75 Dry Flowable on dichondra.

Do not use Gallery 75 Dry FIowabie on grass grown for seed.

Treatm.nt o. Tu.... Specie. Not L1 .. ed on the Label for Gallery 75 Dry Flowable Users who wish to use GaDery 75 Dry Flowable on turf species not recommended on this label may detennine the sultabilly for such uses by treating a sma. area at a recommended rate. PrIor to treatment of larger areas, the treated area should be observed for any sign of hertllcldal injury <tuing 30 to 60 days of normal QI owing conditions to detennine If the treatment is non-lnjurlous 10 lhe larget turf species. The u... assume. the responsibility tor any turf d8mage or other liability reauhlng from us. of Gallery 75 Dry Flowable on turf specl.. not recommended on this label,

Tank Milling Gallery 75 Dry Flowable may be lank mixed with Surflan' A.S. and applied 10 warm HUOn IUrfg,... only as a preemergence lreall ...... to provide broad spectrum annual gflISS and bfCadieaf weed control. Gallery 75 Dry FJowabil may also be appIed as a separate tre8lmenl to supplement Balan 2.5G or Team 2G appIicallons In cool and warm season turf. GaIety 75 Dry FIowable may be tar'll mixed with posternergence broaclleaf herbIc:IdII registered for use on established turf to control existing broadleaf weeds and provide resiclJaI prHf'II8fgIIlCe broadIeaf weed control. ApplIed as directed, GaIery 75 Dry FIowable tar'll mixes will provide control of susceptIlIe weed species listed on the respedlve labels. When using Gallery 75 Dry FIowable in tarII mix contIInaIIons with other procU:ts, read and foIow al applicable use directions, precautions, and imitations on the respective proclJct labels.

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Gallery 75 Dry Flow.,.. Is recomm.nded for use on the following turf specl":

Eatllbllahed Cool Seuon Tur' Gr ..... common MImi bentgrass. creeping bentgrus. colonial bluegrass. Kentucky fescue. chewing fneu •• creeping red fescue. sheeps fescue. tall ryegrass. peremial

Establlahed W.rm SealOn Turf Gr ..... Cpmmpn NtIDl bahIagrass

BermJdagrass buffalograss centipedegrass St. Augustlnegrass zoysiagrass zoys/agrass

Sc;"rtlflG Mlm. Agroslis stolonifera Agrostls t800is Pas pratensis FestuA IIJbra VBI. CtJ/JInIItata Ftstuca IIJbra FestrJCa oms Festucs anmdnacell8 Lolium pem"""

Scttotltlc Ham' PaspajJm notatum

vat. Saurae parodi Cynodon dactylon Buchloe dacty/oides Eramoch/oa ophiuroides Stenotaphrum secundatum Zoysia japonlca Zoysia tenuilolia

Landscape Ornamentals, Container Grown Ornamentals, Nursery Stock, Ground Covers, Ornamental Bulbs, Non-bearlngt Fruit and Nut Trees and Non-bearlngt Vineyards, and Christmas Tree Plantations tNon-bearing fruit and IlJt trees and non-bearing vineyards are deIIned as plants whiCh will not bear

fruit lor at least one year alter treatment.

a.llery 75 Dry Flowable I. recommended •• • pr ...... rrz.nce tre.tm.,.t for control of cen.'n broadl •• f wMds In Isndscape ornamental., C{lnt.lner grown ornam.nt.ls, nur .. ry stock, ground cov.rs, ornam.nt.1 bulb., nc.n-bearlng fruit .nd nut tre.. .nd non-bearfng vlney.rd., .nd Chrfstm.. tr.. plantation ••

Apply Galery 75 Dry FIowabie anytime prior 10 germination of taIget weeds. or immedately alter cultivation.

Note: Refer to the "General Information" section of this label for use precautions and inIonnation on mixing and application. application rates. and weeds controlled prior 10 using this poockJct.

SpecI.1 U.. Precaution.

To avoid pouIbi. Injury, do not .ppty a.1I.ry 75 Dry Flowabl. to: Nursery seeclleds or forest or Christmas tree seedling transplant beds.

Unrooted Iners or cuttings thai have been planted In poIF lor the first lime.

POlS less lhan four Inches wide.

Bedell III plants or areas where beddII III plants wiI be planted or transplanted within one year following appI'.:ation.

Ground covers untillhey are establshed and well rooted.

Do not apply GaIery 75 Dry Flowable to newly lransplanted ornamentals. nursery stock. ground covers. omamental bulbi. non-bearlng fruit and IlJt Irees and non-bearlng vineyards or Christmas lrees until soil or potia III media has been settled by packing and irrigation or ralnlal and no cracks are present or plant i,.,ry may occur.

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When planting Into a site treated wilt! Gallery 75 Dry FIowable in the past 8 mOilths, use untreated soN as lID around roots when replacing planlS or injury may occur.

Repeat appliCatIons 0111.0 pound per acre or more 01 Gallery 75 Dry FIowable should not be made sooner than 60 days aIIer a previous appIIr:alfon of Gallery 75 Dry Flowable. 00 not apply more than a total of 4.0 poundS per acre of GaIery 75 Dry FIowabIe willin a 12 month period.

T,.tment of Plant Spec'" Not Uat ... on the Gall.ry 75 Dry Flo...,.. UbtI Users who wish to use GaIery 75 Dry FIowabie on pIm species not recommended on this label may determine the suilabilly for such uses by rnaking a trial appIcatiol'! ot Gallery 75 Dry FIowabIe at a recornrnIIIlded rate to a smaI runber 01 plants. Prior to using GaIery 75 Dry FIowabie on a IaIger ,.,ntIer of pianIs, the treated plantS should be ObServed lor any sign of herbicidal Injury clJrIng 30 to 60 days Of normal growing conditions to determine. the treatment Is non-injurious to the target plant species, The u,1tr .... rnea the 1'MpoII.1b111ly for any p'-nt damage or other I'-blilly I'HUnlng from " ,of G.llery 7fl Dry Flowabl. on plant specl.. not recomm.nded on thla label.

Note: Do not apply oallery 75 Dry Flowable to the following p'-nt 8p4IC1 •• or InjUry may occur:

AjJga spp. (bugle) Brassica spp. (lI'LIstard) Euonynvs alalUs aJmpacta'(dwarl burning bush) Euphorbia spp. (spurge) Hydrangea spp. (hydrangea) lberi spp. (candytuft) Juniperus horizontalis 'Prince of Wales' (Prince 01 Wales Juniper) Melaleuca quinquen8IVia (cajeput tree) Rh0d0d8ndron caroliniaum (Carolina rhododendron) Rhododendron cafawbiense 'Roseum ei8gans' (Roseum eJegans rhododendron) S8dum spp. (stonecrop) Yucca f8QJIVifo/ia (green yucca)

T.nk IIlxlng Gallery 75 Dry Flowable may be tank mixed with Roundup herbicide or other registered postemergence herbicides to control existing unwarlted vegetati··,n and prov!d8 residual preemergence broadJeaf weed control in ornamental areas. Galle 'Y 75 Dry FJowa. 'Ie may also be tank mixed with Sillllan A.S. herbicide and applied preemergence to ~\Iide broad spectrum control of a~al grasses and broadleaf weeds in ornamental areas. ApplIed as directed, Gallery 75 Dry FlowabJe tank mixes wiI provide control 01 susceptI)Je weed species listed on the respective labels. When using Gallery 75 Dry FIowabIe In tank mix corrminatlon wilh other proclJcts, read and foIow all applicable use directions, precautions, and limitations on the respective proclJct labels, Not.: Do not apply .praya cont.'nlng ROUndup ov.r the top of ornamantal pl.nt •• Extr.ma cart muat be .x.rc ..... to prav.nt contact of apr.y. containing Roundup with follag' or at.m. of turlg,...... trats. .hrub.. or oth.r cltslrabl. vaget.tlon .'nce sev.rt damage or death may result, If spraying Roundup In ara .. adjacent to d.slrabl. pI.nt •• u.. • ahlald to pravent .pray from contacting follag' or at.m. of desirable pl.nt ••

119 12 printed Augu.t 9, 1993

Glillery 75 Dry Flowable may be used on the folloWIng ... abllshed plant apecle.: (Note: limitations on rec:ommended treatment methods)

Tr •••

_"mille """"CQmmgD HIm. Ables concoIOr

WhIle r ... Abutflon hybridum

AIlus-fIowering maple Luteus-flowering maple Roseus-flowering maple Tangerine-flowering maple Vesuvkls red-flowering maple

Acer gill' ala Flamemapte

Acerrublum Red maple Red sunset maple

Acer saccIIarinum Silver maple

Ateacastrum romanzoffianum Queen palm

Betula nigra RiverbirC/I

Betula papyrilete Paperbin:h

Brachychiton populneus Bottle tree

Bucida buceras Black olive

Ceratonia siliqua Carob

Cercis canadensis Redbud

Chamaecypatts obtusa Fillcoldes-Iemspray cypress Gracills-slender Hnoki cypress

Chamaecypatts pisifera Sawara-false cypress Squanosa-moss cypress

ChamaedoffIB cataractBtUm Palm

Chamaedof8a costaricana Palm

Chat'nlledore. ~ Parlor pam

Corru florida Cloud nine dogwood Flowering dogwood

ClataegaJs vitids Green hawthom

Cupaniopsls Bnacardloides Canotwood

Cupressus glabfa Arizona cypress

Recommended Treatment Method: C .. Container Grown F • FIIIcI Qrown

F

F F F F F

F

F F

C,F

C,F

C,F

F

C,F

F

F

C,F

F F

F F

F

F

F

C,F C,F

F

F

F

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Elaeagnus anQUStlolis Russian OlIVe C,F

Eucalyptus camaJduiensis Red gum eucalyptus F

Eucalyptus clneres Mealy eucalyplus F Sliver doIar euc:aIypIus F

Eucalyptus niaotheca CooIIbah tree C,F

Eucalyptus skletOqlon Red Ironbark eucalyptus F

FICUS betjamlna Ficus C,F Mini ficus C,F

Fraxinus udhel Shamel ash C,F

Glnko biIoba Maidenhair tree F

Gleditsia triacanthos Heney locust F Shademaster honey locust F

HetelOmeles arlJutifbra Toyon F

Illicium fIoridallJl7l Florida anise-tree C,F

Juniperus vitpinians East,~m red cedar C,F

Liquidsmbar styracifua American sweet gum F

Magnolia grandil/ors Southem magnolia C,F

MofIJSsba White rrulberry F

Muss auninata Banana C,F

Oxyd8ncJrum srboreum Sourwood C,F

Picesabies NoIway spruce F Pendula-weeping Norway spruce F Repens-spreading NoIway spruce F

Picea glaJca conics Owarf Alberta spruce F

Piess pungens Owarf globe blue spruce C,F GIaIICa-<:olorado blue spruce F HoopsIHioop's blue spruce F Koster-Koster blue spruce F

Pinus alst.lla BrfSllecone pine F

Pinus C8IIBIfensis canary Island pine F

Pinus contorts Shore pine, beach pine

PnJs eldarica F

EldariCa pine C,F Pinus leucodernis

Bosnian pine C,F

printed August 9, 1993

Pinus trII(JO Pumlllo- shrubby swiss mcuntain pine

Pinus nigra C,F

Austrian black pine Pinus radlats

C,F

Monterey pine F Pinus strobus

Eastemwnltepine PhJS~

C,F

CoUnnar Scotch pine C,F Scotch pine C,F

PINS thunl»rpiana Japanese black pine F

Platanus OCCidenta/ls AmerIcan sycamore F

Platanus racsmosa Callforina sycamore F

Podocarpus spp. Podocarpus

Populus deltoides F

Cottonwood F PfOSOpis chilensis

Chilean mesquite Prunus yedoensis

C,F

Yoshino flowering cherry F OuefQJs ilicifolia

Bear oak F OuefQJs p;;lustriS

Pin oak F QuefQJS pileI los

Willow oak C,F OuefQJS rubra

Red oak QuefQJs virginiana

C,F

Live oak C,F Salix babylonica

Babylon weeping willow F Corkscrew willow F

Sequoiadendron gigante ... m Giant sequoia F

Swietenia mahogani Mahogany F

Tabebuia carabB Yellow tab F

Tsuga canadensis Eastem hemlock C,F

LHlTIJs parvIolia Chil1!lSeelm F

Washingtonia IObusta Mexican fan palm F

p-oe15

Recommended Treatment Method: C = Container Grown

Scl,Mlf'c "1DJ,/CgmmpD Him. F • Fit'd grown Abella gtantIfIora

Edward Goucher abelia C, F GbIIy IbIII C, F

Acacia abyssinica AbyssinIca acacia C, F

Acacia redolBns Prt4IJate acacia F

Acada stenophylls Shoestring acacia C, F

AcsIyphs wilctlBians Copper leaf C, :=

Ace, ginnaJa Anu maple C, F

Acer painalum Coral balk Japanese maple C, F Dwarf Japanese maple C, F

Agsv8 americans Century plant F

Astilbe chifl8nsis False spiraea C, F

Athyrium nipponimcum Japanese painted fem C, F

SacdIaris piV/sris Coyotebush F

Berberis gJadwynonsii Wlliam Pem barberry C, F

Berberis mentorerl~.'s Mentor bar1lerry c, F

Berberis thunbergi; Atropurea-redleaf Japanese barberry F Aurea-golden Japanese barberry F Cr1mson pygmy barberry C, F Rose glow barberry C, F

Bougainvillea spp. Barbara Karst F Callomia gold F Pir* pixie C, F Scarlet 0'Ha'a F Tel11lle fire C, F Texas dawn F

Buxus mICIophyIs japonica Japanese boxwood C, F

8uxu$ nJiclophyIs Koreans Korean boxwood F

Callstemon citrfnus Lemon bottlebrush F

CE llistemon ri7lila1s Weeping bottlebrush C, F

CallJns wOlris SprIng torch sootch heather C, F

Camelis japonica ~ C,F

pril'lled AugL''It 9, 1993

18'1 3 / .,.16 printed August g, 1993

Casia .ttemisioides Fellhery cassia C,F

Ce.fI(;thus spp. WId lac F

CephBlotaxus drupacae Pk/myew C,F

Csrastium tomentosum Snow-In-sunvner C,F

C~obIusa Koster! C'jpr8SS F Nana-dWart HInokI cypress F ToruloS2. cypress F

Cllatratlcyp.uis _era FllfenHhreacl c:ypresa

Chtysalidocsrpus Mescens F

NtcapUn F ClBthta akriIoIIa

Summersweet CIByBrB japonlca

C,F

Japanese cleyera Comus alba

C,F

Sibirica-Siberian dogwood Comus stolonifera

F

Baileyi-red-<>sier dogwood F Flaviramea-yelowlwig dogwood F

Cotinus coggygria Royal purple smoke tree C,F

Cotinus dammeri Coral beauty smoke tree elF Eichholz smoke tree C,F

Cotoneaster a,*,ressus PraecOx-early cotoneaster F

Cotoneaster apiaJlatus Cranberry cotoneaster C,F

Cotoneaster congestus Pyren'98S cotoneaster F

Cotoneaster darntn6ri Bearberry cotoneaster C,F

Cotoneaster himalayan Himalayan cotoneaster F

Cotoneaster horizontaliS Rock cotonee.ster C,F

Cj1Ca5 revoMa Sago palm

Cytisus praecox C,F

HoIandia-wanninster broom F Cytisus scopaNs

Lena-5cotch broom F Daphf/ll odora

Fr~daphne Deut:ia crenatlI

C,F

:~deuIzIa F DeJtZia gracils

Slender graciliS F Dodo".. vIscosa

Hopseed bush F Elaeagnus pungens

FIU.land silver beny C,F

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~17 prinled August e, 19113

Eracbnl Purple bel heather C,F

Erica x dBrItJyensa Mediterranean pink heathe, C,F

Erica vagans Cornish heather C,F

EuonYMJ5 fottune; Canad8Ie gold tuOnymlS F EmtrIId'n gold euonyrTI.IS F Sunspot euonyrTllS C,F

EuonytrlJ5 japOnica SlIver king 8UOI1yInIS F Variegated evergreen 8UOnym.lS

EuonytrllS ~ C,F

Spreading euonyrnIS F Forsythia interrn«Jilj

Border forsythia C,F Gatr1enia jaStTInoides

August beauty gardenia C,F Gardenia C,F Radican gardenia

Gau.hsrla shaJIon C,F

SaJaLllemonleaf C,F Gelsemlum sempervirens

Carolina jessamine Genista piIosa

C,F

Woadwaxen F Hibiscus ross-sinsnsi.'

Ross Estey-hibiscus C,F Hibiscus syriacus

Rose of Sharon-heart F Rose of Sharon-red bird F Rose of Sharon-woodbridge F

Il8x aquifOlium Balkans holly F Gold coast hotly F

Il8x aquipBmyi San Jose holly C,F

Il8x anenuata Savannah holly C,F

Il8x cornuta Burford holly C,F Dwarf Burford holy F Needle point holy

I_aensta C,F

~a"arf Japanese hoIi C,F Conwxaholy C,F Dwarf ChNIe holly C,F Green Uster holy C,F Heier! H ... ,.s Japanese holy C, f-Hetzll's Japanesa holy C,F Stokesll Japanese holy C,F

llex g/IIbfa ~a-co~ klkbeny holly C,F Nor...ca-lnkberry holy C,F

~18 printed August 9, 1993 U

llex~ .. Blue girl holly F Blue boy holly F Ebony magic holly F

llex vomitoriB Nana-dwarf yaupon holly C,F PenQ/Ia-weep/ng yaupon holly C,F Yaupon holly C,F

/llcium aMsatvm Mystery gaRIenIa C,F

IttlS illcifDl/s Henry Gamet holly leaf sweetsplre C,F

/xora celINa . IxoIa C,F

Juniperus ch/flllnsis TON!osa-hoIlywood juniper C,F Medla-old gold juniper C,F Plit%erana-pfllzer juniper C,F PllIZerana tuca-bkJe juniper C,F Sea green niper F

JunipefllS conferta Emerald sea shore juniper C,F Shore juniper C,F

Junipeflls horizontalls Plumosa-Andorra juniper C,F Bar Harbor juniper C,F Blue Ng juniper C,F Creeping juniper C,F Dwarf Andorra juniper C,F Huntington blue juniper C,F Wilonii-b1ue carpet juniper

JunipefllS prowmbens C,F

Nana-dwarf Japaneses garden juniper C,F JunipefllS prostrata

Prostrata juniper C,F Junipeflls sabina

Broadmoor juniper F FoemJna-Hicks juniper C,F Savin juniper C,F TamariscItoIla-Tam juniper F

JunipefllS scopulofllm Emerald green juniper

Junipeflls squamata F

Blue juniper F Blue star juniper F Parsonil juniper C,F

Kaknia IatiIoIia MOUItaIn laUrel C,F

Lagerstf06fnia indica Crape myrtle C,F

Lantana spp. Lantana

Leucothoe axi'arls C,F

Coast Ieucothoe C,F Leucothoe fontainesiana

Drooping leucothoe C,F Ligustfllm lucidum

Glossy privet C,F

~19

LigusInmI avaI/IQIfum caIIIomIa privet F

LIQuIltllm japonIt:um Japa .... privet C,F Wax IIIJISIrUm C,F VeIt:NI ~ lIt'ustn.Jm C,F

LiQfISItUm teXMIm Howard ptvet F Will IHI prIveI C,F

~vatyi VIcIry golden privet F

LlQusttum IlUIQa/e Lodense prIv''( C,F

Litfistc>M chlnensis Chinese fountain palm F

Lonlcera pedclymenum Flowering woodbine F Serotlna woodbine F

Lonlcera HmpetVirens Tru"1l8t honeysuckle F

Mahonia beaJel Leather leaf manonia C,F

Mahonia repens Creeping mahonia C,F

Myrica cerifera Wax myrtle C,F

Nandina domestica Coflllacta-<IWarf heavenly barmoo C,F HaJt)our dWarf-heavenly bamboo C,F Heavenly bamboo C,F Nana compacta-heavenly bamboo C,F Nana purpurea-heavenly bamboo C,F Woods dWarf-heavenly bamboo C,F

Narum oleander Hardy red oleander F Oleander C,F Ruby lace oleander F

Osmanthus (ottuM; Fortunes osmantrus C,F

Phoenix roe/oelenii Pigmy date palm C,F

Photinia fraseri Frase(s photinla C,F

Pieris japonica UIy-of-the-vaIIey C,F Mourtain fire lily-of-the-valey C,F Snowdrift 1IIy-of-the-valley C,F T8flllIe bell 1Iy-of-the-valley C,F Valley rosellly-of-the-valley C,F Valley vale,. .. lIy4-the-vaIey C,F

PierIs~ x forestl Forest flame ~-the-valey C,F

PifMIS mJ(1O Mugo-1I1Igho pine C,F

Pittospofllm to,.. WheeIe(s dWarf plttosporum C,F Green pltosporum C,F

~20 . pointed August 9, 1993

I'tJnt»go arlcuIata BkIe cape plurmago F

PiJnt»go capens;s C,F Plumbago

PodoCarpus macrophyliJs Vewp!ne C,F

Polystlchum polyblepharum C,F Tassellem

I'otIJn* fragIonnI$ CllICJIeloil F

Potentills ftutioDss Cinquefoil C,F Gold drop ponIentila F Goldfinger potenlila C,F Red ace potentilla C,F Sunset potentila C,F Tangerine potentila C,F

Pontentilla vema Spring clnquefoU C,F

Prunus gladulosa Dwarf pink flowering almond C,F

Pyracantha fortuneana Lalendel Monrovia pyracantha F Monon pyracantha F Red el hybrid pyrcantha F Rutgers hybrid pyracantha C,F Sanla Cruz pyracantha F VICtory pyracanlha F

Rhaplliolepis inclica Charisma-MoMJC8 rhapIliolepis F Enchantress-Moness rhapi liolepls F India hawthorn C,F SprIngtime-Monme rhaphlolepls F

RhaphiolepiS ovata Roundleaf rhaphiolepls F

Rhododendron spp_ (Including aulea) Alii ••• Rhododendron calendula.;em

Flame azalea F Cannon's doUble azalea C,F Golden IIare azalea C,F KiondI<e azalea C,F

Rhododendron inclica Formosa azalea C,F WI! IClblISa azalea C,F

Rhododendron /caempieri BkIe dmIbe azalea C,F

Rhododendron kerume Coral bell azalea C,F HIno pink azalea C,F MIldred azalea C,F Snow azalea C,F

Rhododendron obtusum HIrIo-c:rmaom azalea C,F

Rhododendron satuskl Gumpo pink azalea C,F HIg a azalea F Reijn azalea C,F

~21 prinled August 9, 19i3

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Rhododendron spp. hybrids Canor azalea C, F Fashion azalea C, F-Gerard Chri'..lIIna azalea F GlroW Roberta azalea F Hemrt vogel azalea F HIIUY red azalea F Hal shot azalea C, F tt.Jme azalea F Inga azalea F Irene Koster azalea C, F President Clay a.aI8a C, F TnKIIIon azalea C, F

Rhodpd,ndron. Rhododendron cslJl)YlocatpUm

Butterfly rhododendron F Rhododendron caroliniatllm x daurfum

PJM rt1ocIodendron F Rhododendron catawbienS6

Catawba rhododendron C, r· Catawba alIum rhododendron C, F Lord Roberts rhododendron C, F Rocket rhododendron C, F

Rhododendron caucasium x ponticum Cunninham While rhododendron F

Rhododendron forrestii x griersonianum Elizabeth rhododendron C, F

Rhododendron forrestii repens Gomer Waterer rhododendron C, F

Rhododendron griffithianum Jean Marie rhododendron F

Rhododendron impeditum Rhododendron C, F

Rhododendron maximum Rhodle max (rosebay) F

Rhododendron mucronulatum Rtlododendron F

Rhododendron ponticum Chioniodes rhododendron F Daphlnoides rhododendron C, F

Rhododendron racsmosum Dwarf scarlet wonder rhododendron C, F Tribly rhododendron C, F Unique rhododendron C, F Vulcan rhododendron C, F

Rhocfodendron sassthlglatim x caroHnianum Ramapo rhododendron F

Rhododendron hybrid spp. America rhododendron C, F English Roseum rhododendron F Nova Zembla rhododendron C, F ScIntillation rhododendron C, F

R/wlancea AfrIca sumac C, F

ROM fUQOM Ramanas rose F

Rosmarinus officinalis Rosemary F

priMed August 9, 1993

SkirntrM i4KNIiCa Japanese skII.i.1Ia C,F

SkimtrU I8VftIana Reeve's skIrnn'U C,F

Spiraea bumskIB Anthony Waterer spiraea C,F

Spitaa j8ponk:B DoIchIa .... C,F J..,.,... alpine .... C,F SI*obana spiraea C,F

Spiraea vanhoutte; BrIdal wreath C,F

Syringa rothomagensis Chinese lilac C,F

Symgs vu9JrlS Conmon iliac F

Tsxus wspidllta Japanese yew F

TecomariB capensis Cape honeysuckle C,F

Temstroemia gymnanthera C,F Thuja occidentals

Emerald amorvitae F Globosa-globe arborvitae C,F lillie giant-dwarf arborvitae F Nigra-<lark American arborVitae F Pyramidais-pyramid arborvlae F RheingOld arborvlae F Techny amorvitae F

Thuja orienta/is Aureus nana-dwarf golden arborvitae F Minima glauca-dwart artIorvitae F

Veitchia merrilli Chrislmas pam F

Viburnum bodnantense PiM dawn vilumum C,F

Vibumum davidii David vilumum F

Viburnum japonicum Viburnum F

Viburnum lantana W8}I"Iing tree F

ViburnuM opu~s sterile Common snowball vtJumum F

Vth.'rnum pIIcatum tomentosum DoubIetI" vtlumum F

Viburnum x ",.nse Viburnum F

Viburnum setlgefIJm Teavllunun F

Viburnum tinus conpacIVm Spring bcIucJ,I8I vllumum F

Viburnum trllobum Cranberry bush C,F

Viburnum triIobum cotl'f)llCtum Dwarf crarbeny bush C, F

WeiQfIa fIofida B.1RoI ruby welgela Java red welgela MirlIet we!gela

Xylosma congeslum Xylolma

Yucca fIIamentosa Yucca

Ground Cov.r.

SCltn.1fIp NF'/Common HIm. ~ btrJl/iligu/ata

Beec:hgran Atr:folh«:a csJerdJla

C8peweed Carexspp.

Variegated carex CatpObrotus Bdulis

L.atgeleal iceplant Cortaderia selloana

Parrpas grass DeIospemra alba

While iceplant Oescampsia catlspitosa

DescaI71)Sia DrosanthefTllm flori1unclum

Trailing rosea iceplant Drosanth8utrrJm hispidum

k:eplant Festuca ollina gIauca

Blue fescue Gazania spp.

Gazril HakoflflChlos macroaJreola

Golden hakonechloa Hedera csnariensis

AlgerIan tvy lledera lleNx

English tvy Hemerocalls spp.

DayItf Hosts IanciIoIIa

Narrow leafed plantain IIy Hosta~

AIxHnaIgInaIa hoIIta Hypericum IIPP.

St. Johnswort Jasminum flltkjJm

AngtMfng jasmk1e LBnf'fBlltlvs spectabiNs

Trailing icepIant Linop. giQanta.

WhI .. lily turf

F F F

F

C,F

Aecommended Tre •• ment .... hod: C • Con.alner Grown F • FIt'd Gmwa

C,F

F

C,F

F

C,F

F

C,F

F

C,F

C,F

C,F

C,F

F

C,F

t;,F

C

C,F

F

C,F

F

F

prilled Aug\Ia19. 1883 u

...- .J • 4 ' I r'" ~ " • J r E!. , .... ~I ' '

pilge24 printed August e, 1183

Liriope f1IISCaIi Big bkIe Illy Uf C,F UIIc bNuty IIy turf C,F ~1Iy .... C,F MonIoe white Illy turf C,F Silvery sunpIOOf lily turf C,F VarIeg8ted IrIope Illy turf C,F

Liriope spica,. Greer\lc:reepIng Illy turf C,F

Lonicefa /IJpI:IIIG Japanese honeySUCkle F

MillcslWhus sinensis EulalIa grass C,F

Ophiopogon jIIpoflicus Dwarf Mondo grass C,F Mondo grass C,F

Osteospermum frutlcosum Trailing AfrIcan daisy F

Pachysandra /emil aIis Japanese spurge C,F

Pennisetum atopecuroides Fountain grass C,F

Phalaris arufldirJacea picta Ribbon grass C,F

TrachelosperrJIJm asiaticum Asaian jasmine C,F

V"mcaminor Dwarf perlwinde F

prinled AugUSI 9, 1993

Ornamental Bulbs

Gdery 75 Dry FIowable may be applied 'or control of susceptible &MIaI weeds In omamentaJ bulbs, e.g., bullous Iris, daffodil (narciausl, hyaCInth and tulip. Apply GaIery 75 Dry Flowable to the sol surface 2 to 4 weeks atter planting, but prior to the emergence of anrlJ81 weeds. Gallery 75 Dry FIowabie may also be applied 'oIOWinO bull 8I118Ig8IlC8 but prior to 'Iowerlllll and after 'IoweMg. For 'all planted bulls, apply GaIety 75 Dry FIowIbIe again In late wilter or eMy spring tel weecHree IOiIsurfaces.

Spec'" U.. PNCllutIOn8: Do not apply to tulip pIInts that have emerged to a height greater than 314 Inch. Do not ippIy to gl8d'MIa prior tel emergence or I cormI are .... than one inCh In diameter. Do not apply to bulbs while they are. flowering.

Non-be.rlngt Fruit and Nut Tr ... and Non-bearlngt Vineyards

Recommended

Common Nem. almond apple apricot avocado blackberry blueberry boysenberry cherry, sour cherry, sweet currant dewberry elderberry fig filbert gooseberry grape, American grape, European grapefruit kiwi lemon loganberry macadamia ,... nectarine oHve orange peach pear pecan pistachio plum prune pomegranate raspberry wuu,bIack wanrt, English

Tre.-ment Method: C = Contelner Grown E = Fltld Grpwn F F E F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F

tNon-bearing fruit and nut trees and non-bearlng v!,18yards are defined as plants which win not bear fruit for at least one year after treatment

\

printed Augu.t II. It!13

Chrl8tllllls Tr.. PI.ntations

GeIMfY 71 Dry Floweble Alone Apply aanery 75 Dry FIDwabIe as a directed spray to the sol surface or as an overtop spray to estabIahed plantings of field gRown ChrIeImas tree species listed in this label. Do not apply to seedbeds or seecllng transplant beds. '" ply only to .. ebIiShed plantings. EstabIIehecI plante are defined as those that have been traillplarteel If to their tInaI "'ow~ Ig IocaIIon ft"" a sulfJclert period of time to aJIow the sol to be fInnIy setIIId MUId the ~~ from pacIIIrIg and rainfal 0 . irrigation. FoIow aI irIItIUCIionI providId In .. "Glnnl1l1fclrrM1on" sec:IIon of ttllllIIbeI.

Tank Mix Combinations Tank mix contIiNdIons of GaIery 75 Dry FIowabIe plIs other labeled heft4cIo tea may be used as cIre::ted or overtop sprays In estabIIIheCI Ct ...... "'!S tree plantings. When applied 8CCOIdlilgto use dIIectionS. these tn mixes wi! provide COItroI of.. M;eptIIIe weed species lIsteel on the respectiVe producIlabeIs. Refer to tn mix p!Oduct labels for speciI ... use dill ecuo. •. precautions ancIllmllations before use.

Gill." 71 Dry FJowabIe Plua Roundup: Apply tank mix combinatlone of Gallery 75 Dry FIowable plIs RourOJp only as directed sprays In Christmas tree plantings. When appllecllICI)I)RIIng to use dlrectlo. ..... Gallery 75 Dry FIowable ,*,S RounclJp herbicide wi! provide postemergence control cA susceptible weed species listed on the label for RourWp and residual preemelgf'nce control of suscepIibIe weed species Istecl on the label for GaIlE> y 75 Dry FIowable. Refer to the label for RourOJp for specific use directions. precautionS and limitations before use.

Precaution.: Do not apply spray. containing ROUndup over tile top of Christmas trae planting ••

Extreme care must be exercised to prevent contact of spray. containing Roundup with foliage or stem. of Chrlstma. t ..... or other desirable plants or severe damage or cleath may resu".

Non-cropland Areas

Galery 75 Dry Fiowable is recommended as a preemergence herbicide for control of certain broadIeaf weeds in non-cropIand areas. inckJding industrial sites. utility substations. highway guard rails. sign posts and delineators.

AfJfJ'i Gallery 75 Dry Flowable anytime prior to germlnalion of target weecIe. Areas to be treated should be free of establistled weeds or existing weecls should be controlled wIItI postemergence herbicides.

Refer to the "GenerallnformaIIon" section prior to using this producI on non-cropland.

GaIery 75 Dry FIowabIe Is COI11I8tI*t and can be tank mixed wth other heIbIcIdes reglsteracl for use on norH:rOpland. Applied as dieclecl. taI* mixes containing GaIery 75 Dry FIowabIe wi! provide control of susceptllle weed species lilted on the respective labels. AI dlrec:lions. pilI'"autions and Imitations on the respsdiYe producIlabeis apply to the lara mix use.

w.rranty Disci.imer DowEIInco warranII thai ttIII producI conIoi"D to tile ctIen*:aI dlSCliJItion on the label and Is rw8lONlbly f. for the PUrpcl". _eel on the libel when used In strtct acconIance will the dIrectIonI. _KIjIct to the ~ rIIks let forth below. DOWEl.ANCO MAKES NO OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABLITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICUlAR PURPOSE OR NlY OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY.

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Inher.nt Ri.'. of 0 .. n Is irr1IOel'ble to ~ ... riIkI ulOdat"KI wIIh use of 1hIs prtWct. PlaQlr$.lry, lick of pertonnance, or ofher uniltended c:oneequenc:es may result because of such fIcIors IS use 01 the p!OQJct conttlry to label instructions (including conditions noted on the label, such as unlawrable temperatures, soli conditions, etc.), abnormal conditions (such as excessive ralnfld, drought, tornadoes, 1UrIcanes), presence of other materials, the mamer of appllcalion or other fadors, at of which are beyond the control of DowEIanco or the seier. AI such risks shaI be assumed by a.yer.

L1mlGtion of ii.meal •• The exclusive remedy for losses or damageS resulting from this procU:I (Inckdng cIUns based on contract, negligence, strict liability, or other legal theoItH), shaI be IImIed to, at OowE::Ianco's election, one of the foIowlllg:

1. Refund of purchase price paid by buyer or user for p!OQJct bought, or 2. Replacement of proclJct used.

OowEIanco shaI not be liable for losses or dalna!;as resulting from handling or use of this proclJct unless 00wE1anco is ~ notlled of such loss or damage in writing. In no case shaI OowEianco be liable for cons8CJ,lenlial or incidental dar.18ges or losses.

The terms of the "Warranty Disclaimer" above and this "lirritatlon of Remedies" cannot be varied by any wrIIten or verbal statements or agreements. No "yee or sales agent of OowElanco or the seier is authorized to vary or exceed the terms of the "Warranty Disclaimer" or this "UmiIaIiOn of Remedies" in any manner.

CopyrightC 1992 DowElanco

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(Bale Label of Lam. BIeIJ

(logo) DowEl.nco

Gallery· 75 Dry Flowabla

A .1eCIIV .......... ergenc. llerblclde for control of certain bf08dlea' w". In: • E .... 1IIIed turf • am.mental bulb. • Lancl8C8pe OmMtentai. '. • Non-bMIIng fruit .nd nut t ..... • eontllner grown OfNIIIentlla and non-a.e.mg vllleyerda • Nuraery stock • Chrlatm .. Ir. pllntltlon. • Ground covers • Non-cropllnd

Active IngrecIent: Isoxaben: N{3-(1-e1hyf·1·methylpropyl)-5·lsoxazolyl)-2.S·

dlmethoxybenzamlde and isomers. 75% Inert Ingredients • 25% Total. 100% Contains 0.75 pounds active il'lgledient per pound.

Precautionary Statements

Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals

Keep Out of Reach of Children

CAUTION

Cau... Ey. Irrltstlon • H.nnfUl If Inhillel

Avoid IIIgestlon, bruthlng dust or 'Pray ml .. , Ind contact wHh IIIln, .yu, or clothing. " •• .,. prot.Clloll .MII "1111111111 tliia preduct ... " '"oRlUg''''' wit" .oap .1Id w ... r .tt.r ".111111111 " .. ew. coRtIIllIIlIl. clot"llil .1Id •• " _fore FlU ••

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printed Augutt 9. 1993

Firat Aid " In.,.e: RIIh eyes wIIh pIMy 01 water. Cal a physician If irrIatlon develops. " .... CUbed: Cal a physician or PoIsOn Control eenler. " on 8Idn: Wah with plenly of ICMIP and weier. Get medical attention ilirrilaiion develops. "in_lid: R8IiIO\/e IndiYklIaIlo rrasn air. H not breathing. provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation assistance and get madlcalauenrton.

Environmental Hazards Do not c:cIIUrr*udI WIt ... whIrI dIIICJIIo1g oIlCJip1 ................. Do not eppIy dhc:IIy to WIt .... 10 ........... 1UIface WIler II Pi'll'" or 10 ~1IeI1IcIII .... below the mean high water mark. DrIt may I8SUII In redu:ed germnatlon or emergence 01 non-tarQI'I planlS ...... 811110 treated area.

A.'el to ett8Ched label IIOOIiIM for 1IdcI1t101lll1 precautionary Infonnatlon and Direction. for U.. Including STOAAGE AND DISPOSAL.

EPA Rag. No. 82719-145 20116 *Tramark of DowEIanco

EPA acceptance date of currentlabeling: 06118192 Revised 05I2Sf<'"s Amendments: 1) AddeO label statements required by the Worker Protection Standard.

EPA Est. 464-MI·1 9OO·00xxxx