UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

NOTICE OF PESTICIDE:^Registration_ Reregistration

NOTICE OF PESTICIDE: x RegistrationEPA Reg. Number: 34704-898Term of Issuance: ConditionalName of Pesticide Product: PDM3.3T&O

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This product is conditionaliy registered in accordance with FIFRA section 3(e) (7) (A) providedthat you:

1. Submit and/or cite all data required for registration/reregistration of your productwhen the Agency requires all registrants of similar products to submit such data.

2. Make the following label changes before you release the product for shipment:34104-W

a. Revise the EPA Registration Number to read, "EPA Reg. No, 70SOM1S."

b. Within 18 months of the date of this registration, submit one-year storage stabilityand corrosion characteristics study for review and acceptance.

c. Under "If Swallovved- First Aid";

Add "Do not give any liquid to person," and delete "Have person sip a glass ofwater if able to swallow."

d. Under "User Safety Recommendations";

Add the following statemettt;

"Follow manufacturer's instructions for eleanin^maintainingPPE. If no suchinstructions for washables, use detergent and hot water. Keep and wash PPEseparately irom other laundry."

e. Add a paragraph on "Engineering Controls." This is a requirement prescribed inthe EPA pendifliethalih Reregistratioji Eligibility Decision (RfiD) document (page107). It also appears in the BASF label on Pendulum 3 J. 1C herbicide (EPAReg. No. 241-341).

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f. Under "Environmental Hazards";

Add "or rinsate" at the end of this paragraph

g. Under "Storage and Disposable";'

Change "Storage" to "Pesticide Storage."

h. Add a section on "Spray Drift Control" with the following statements:

* "Do not allow spray to drift from the application site and contact people,structures people occupy at any time and the associated property., parksand recreation areas, nontarget crops, aquatic and wetland areas,woodlands, pastures, rangelands, or animals."

• For ground boom applications, apply with nozzle height no more than 4feet above the ground or crop canopy and when wind speed is 10 mph orless at the application site as measured by an anemometer. Use (registrantto fill in blank with spray quality, e.g., fine or medium) or coarser sprayaccording to ASAB 572 definition for standard nozzles or VMD forspinning atomizer nozzles.

i. Under "Total Vegetation Control";ii

Delete "Karmex," since it is no longer registered,

j. Under "Warranty and Disclaimer and Notice'1;

Add "To the fullest extent permitted by law," to the beginning of the second andthird paragraphs of this section.

k. Change "Down AgroSciences" to "Dow AgroSciences" on page 6,

Submit one copy of the revised final printed label for the record before you release theproduct for shipment. If these conditions are not complied with, the registration will be subjectto cancellation in accordance with F1FRA section 6(e). Your release for shipment of the productconstitutes acceptance of these conditions. .

A stamped copy of the label is enclosed for your records.

Enclosure

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FOR USE INTURFGRASSES, ORNAMENTALS,LANDSCAPE OR GROUNDS MAINTENANCE, AND

NONCROPLAND AREAS

ACTIVE INGREDIENT:Pondlmothallrt, N-(1-e«hylpropy1)-3,4-dlmethy»-2,6-dinitrobenzonafnine 37.4%

INERT INGREDIENTS' 62-6^TOTAL

(1 gaton certains 3.3 tos. of pcnrjimclrialri)'Contaris Petroleum OsfcUates

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

CAUTIONFIRST AID

If in eye*:

B swallowed:

If on skin<X clothing:

• Hold eye open and nnse sJcwty and ganty wlh wigr tor 1S-20minute*

• Remove contact lenses, if present, alter tina 5 mrutes. thencunlnje rinsing

« Cal a orison conlT> center or oodor tor Irualmont advfce• Cafl a pc<sor conl'oi corner or doctor for Ireatmont advice. Hsve

person .so a gass r,-l water :! aWe (o swaltow.• Do not Inouce wilting jnlses low to do so ty a poison control

center or a doctor• Do not rjva anything by mcujTh to an uncnnsciaus person•Tako ofl contaminated ckxhlnQ.• Rinse skin rrvrecialely wth plenty ul water tor 1 5-20 mirutea• Call a ooison central renter oc doctor tor truabrer.t adv«8

FOR A MEDICAL EMERGENCY INVOLVING THIS PRODUCT CALL:1-800-301-7976.NOTE TO PHYSICIAN: Cor.talns peMoum dotflate - voml&ng may cause asp nitonpneurrona. Bouiutrfi ol Increased nsk ol chsrr-»;al pneumonia or pulmonary odomacaused by aspiraton c< the hydrocaitwn solvent. vomrtinQ sl'ould be induced crty underprc-te&sionai suporvi&on.

EPA REG. NO. 34704-

EPA EST. NO. 34704-MS-1

NET CONTENTS 1 GAL. (3.78 L)»'T O'i-te

PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTSHAZARDS TO HUMANS AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS

CAUTIONCaLsea mtdorato oyo irrrtaton. Harmful II swallowed CX ZOsnmea thmtich i«r. Awidcontac! with 'jyus, sWn. Of CkXhing. VVa . IhoicxqNy wilt' SOOO arx) water atisr hancSrg.Use win udoquale v«n|ilaton.

Personal Protective Equipmart (PPE):NON-WPS USES:App(icatare and ottw harwiteft (except mixeratoadefs) who (wrxJI* tWt pasticide(of any use NOT covered by th« Workoc Pratectlon Standard (40 CFR Part 170) CIn general, only sgrlcullurol-oianl use* are covered by Uw WPS - must wear Long-sleeved shrt and K>ng panls. ctx-rr^al-rBsatant 3lc-.«s. sjof1 as rttr* njtxxer (> 8 nte),arc shoee r>us sodts.Mixers and Loaders must wear. Long-s/eevtxi il'irt ar>3 «iig Darts, o> ew^raJs, chenv<al-rBEislanl gcwJS. su:ri as tsamer lamvate. Butyl nJatjar j1<l mJs. ii«f<e rubber >14mils, neoprenerttber >H mte. or '.*jn >K mils, and sfoes plus aooteWPS USES:Scrr« rralanals Ifwi nre chemisil-resialart lo this praduct are listed beta* it you wantmere options, tottcnv me iRStcxeons hy Categ-jry F Ofi an EPA dwnlca! resteance ost-egor/ suluclicn rjiart.Appllcartars and other rundtort v/no handle this pesticide for any use covered bythe Worker Protection Standard (40 CFR part 170) - in general, agricultural-plant

uses ra covered -iwjrt wear: Long sleeved shir! and ong pants, cbeokal-roszUant<]love*,%Kh «s barrit.! K*nnale, tx>r/ ivttier > U mils, rtlrlo rjtOor > 14 mte, neopreneruDOef it4 mte, or vrton a!4 mrts. a/id sooes plus socks.Rjtlow inartjfacsurert msarucltons for ctearang and martaining PPE. II no such osiruc-tens tor washabes. use «!iefger.t a^d hot water. Keop and wash PPE seoa/aiety fromottier laundry.

USER SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONSUsers shtxAiWash Ivirds bafore sating, tjnrkrg, criewng gum. using sobarxa or osing the to»et.Rsncve ootning nmedaialy if pesrjoOe gets Inside. Tnen vras i thoroughly aixl poten oean aoming.

Remo« PPE immediately after rftrxlirig ttis proolxt Wasft tha oulsUo o( g»jesCetore remaviig. As soon as possible, wasn thorcx^rity and change into dean

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS"Ric pioduct B loxlc lo fish. DO NOT apply dirociy to water, to a/oas v.her6 surface waleiis present, ex lo inledldal a-caa ootaw the mean high v/uter rruuK Drill and rjncrf Iromtreated areas may be hazardous lo aquatic organisms in MjacenI aqua&c siloa. DO NOTconlarnrale waser v.tien disposing of equipment washivaters,

DIRECTIONS FOR USEIt Is a vidalon ot Fooerdl la>v :o use IMa product In a manner .nconaatortt w*i its laDfl*-irg. Ths latetrg meat be in tha possession ol Ino JSCT a! time of hertxide appfcaton.

DO NOT apply IHs product trough any type of irrigation system.

DO NOT APPIY PDM 3.3 in greenhouses, snadartouaos. or other enctosed staidures.

Pioducts. Inc. docs net recommend or authorae lha LSO ol llils product inmsnuracturng. processing or p'spanng custom Herns with other products fcr applica-Cm lo turf nr nrpamerials.

DO (JOT apply Bis fxoduct In a v,ay It-a! will contact workora or otner pe»sors. either(jirBclty or Ihrouc/i 'Jrlrt. Only p<t>:eclBd handlers rnay bo in tho area during appbcalkxxFor any roquiremorts spocif<: lo your State or Thbe, coreult *>e agency rosponsbie brpesrcide rBfjulahon

AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTSLse ihis ptooXict ft acco-dance wti Its labelrxj ard with tho Worker ProtecaonStandard, 40 CFR part 170 This Standard contains requ/ar,enl£ lor Ihe protectioncit agrcultu.-al wurkera on tarms, loresls. nursenes, and greenhouses, and hiandeniul agrkxiltural poacides. It contans requiramBnls tor training, docontamiraticn, roti-ficarjcn, snd emergency assistance. It also contains fipocric instructions and excep-tions pertaining lo tr« statemenl£ on this taool Jtxxit personal protective equipment(PPE), und rBstncted-ertry interval.Tho roquiromcrts in ths oox coty app*y to usesd this prooLid that are covorod tjy the Worhw ProlecBon Sandard.Do not enter or allow worKer enUy mto troalod aroas during tne lest-tcted entry inter-val (REO w 24 houfB.PPE recjjrad tor early to treated areas shat is permtlBd under tho Worker ProtectionStinoard and tnat invol'.*! cortaci with anvil-ing ^al has neon treated, such asplarits. soil, or Mater, s; Ccverats, chemical-resatant gloves, such as banier la'n-nate, tutyi rucoer > 14 rrnta, niWe rubber a 14 mils, rtooprono fjf^r ± 14 m,is &viton > 14 mill, and shoes pLa socks.

NON-AGRICULTURAL USE REQUIREMENTSffie foquiremonts in this «» appfy to uses of ;his product Ihai are NOT withii theicopa ol the Wotkar Pwuicton Standatd for agricultural pestioSes (40 CFR Part' 70). The WPS appies when trig product is usad to produce agrtcuitLfai planis onianns. (wests, nuisertes. <x greer-inxaes.Do not enter or aecw, otners to entcc iric waated aroa unm sprays fave dned.

FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE AND PRECAUTIONS ON THISLABEL MAY RESULT IN POOR WEED CONTROL OR CROP INJURY.

RDM 3.3 T&O HERBICIDEEPA REG. NO. 34704-

STORAGE AND DISPOSALSTORAGE: DO NOT STOKE BELOW 40T Exlondod slo^ge a) temperaturesbelow Ad'-f car, rosult in Ihe formation ot crystals en the bottom c/ container. H crys-talilzauoo does occur, slo-e irxj container en its ade at room tomperatuia (70'F) androck occasionally ' fitil crystals rodissclve.DO NOT canlamirale waic-r, (nod. or feed by sloiago of disposalPESTICOE DISPOSAL: P&sllcde wastes are ksrfc krproper disposal of excessp-esuaeo. Sffay mixture. c< nnsa:a & a yoisiicn o( Fecaial aw. It If4se waKes <jun-not be disposed ol ty use acceding to label instruxons. contact your Slate PestckJeor Envonmenml Canto Agency, or me Hazardous Waste Representative jl Ihennarest EPA flegonal Offcs kx guidance.CONTAINER DISPOSAL: Triple rinse (or equivalent). Then offer lor fecycfing orraccraiioning or puncture ana dispose of in a sanitary landfill or Dy incsneraixxi. orif aJowcd by stale and local amhomies. by Burring. H bumod, stay cut ol

Deserve a!i cautois and imita&cna on ths tiDol •snd the iabsls of products used n com-Wnatscn with POM 3.3. The use ol PDM 3.3 <~.ot consstent wsh IHs label can result in injuryto crops animals, or persons. Koep containers oosed to avoid spite and omitarnriation

GENERAL INFORMATIONPCM 3 3 piwdes pnM-r rgence ccrjrol of most annual grasses aid certain Droaoealweeds as they germinate in any lurtgrass site (laivne. sod. turf areas) Examples of suchsites incuda. out are not «n*sd to: grounos or ia>vns around residential and oommercaiosacfehments. main-family w.tMlings, rrJitary and olfier institutions, parks, airports.[oaostdes, schools. pertc g/ounds. aihledc ri8kls. houses of worship, csiiielenes, golfcojrses. praii ograss areas, and soo larms.

PDM 3.3 can also ba used in and around feu. ilrur, and container grorAn orairner.mlptcscrtes- estaokstied landscape Ofnamerrtais and oinainonlaJ gardens; lli;cd Qnx/nd-txivBts. nofftoartng fruit and rut Irucs; confer and nardvrtxxl acijcing rursaries: and tortree plaf^afon site preparation and irartenanoe.

in addlion, PDM 3.3 car. oe rcpted far genera; grounds mainsenarce arourd sieiassoch as nark rg tats, ditvcw-sys find loadsoes. ultoyrtays, bike and jogging palhs, vacantols. Ixi <Jngs, ivione gardens and gravel yaids. inarkers ai d fence lines, mulch beds anduttiar similar areas, ll may te used under aspnalt or corciele treatments ss pan ot a sdeprep&ratkxi program.

PCM is recommended lor preeT«igenos cornrol ol nrost annual grassos and certainbroadeet ^seda as ITiey germinate in any cropland area such as railroad, utility ntgh-na,', and plpeWie rights-af-v.ay; high'«iy guardrails, rielinealcrs. and sign posts; bridgeabutments and aporoacnos, ^Jtiliry sjastaljcfs poirolewn ank farms: pumping Inslaila-tons: slofnge O'eas; lancu 'cws, 'Aincbreaks ard shcllcroelts; paved or gravel surfaces;urxa olfic-r simlar areas %stioru ivoed cor.irol is deslrad.

PCi1.! 3.3 comrols w«eds as t) ey gej-mrateL but wl not control eatablshed \vocdsTheretom. areas to be treated slwuto De free ol establBhed woods. For the corsrol of

s. PDU 3.3 may be jsod. r\ co^unciton v/ith herbieces regtstwed toruao Coo%rt ihe latxJs a! Bioso heitxxlfls hr use rales, timings, snd

yrecautons ex reslnctiur-i.

rfti germination orally cold. exc«ssi'AHy rt*l. ot r> t and dry condiUons triale.<leno Qerminatcr i C/MI a loog period of hme can iBducc weed

The elftcacy of PDM 3.3 wli iriprcve if fr* appficauxi is lolkiwoa by one half ndi ol ran-fajl oc its ocf. valent ir sprinkler ir- atior If PDU 3.3 is not activated by ratntall or mcja-ton wilhin 30 days. <xwc weed confol may rosult.

Applied accxxdriy ti> tobei directions and under rioimal o«M-ng coocfifons, PDM 3.3 orPf>^ 3 3 lank-mix ccmUrations v.ill rot causa crop injury. Over pplicalion can result incrcp stand toss, ciop Injury or soil rsEic BS. Uneven apffeabonoan decroaso weed con-trrt cr cause c?op if'jury Seeding degases, cok) «<oatr>er excessive moisture fyjti solpH, high soil sail ccoccnraton, or dtoitgnt can weaken seedlings a/id pianls. anoincrease Ihe pcti&txty Of (Xant damage 'IOTI PDC.1 3.3.

POM 3 3 may cause !ompc--ary rjisccta.-ation of spiayeo surfaces Rinse immediately loavoid slaming. Spray cotoranss c' dyes can oe addeii to alter the cokv of Iho tpiay sclu-ton to match she treated sutoces-

MIXING INSTRUCTIONSRospoctrve sectkxis of this loaflet define renommandcd PDM 3.3 or PDM 3 3 regslorod

Ground Driven Sprayer.' . Ff. tank on<Miall to tnree-qLa'to.'S full AiJi cfean Aaler.? Acd PDM 3.3 ;o the panisily f'ed !ar* while agitating ard Sien Til Irie reniatroer oJ

If* tank ,v,tn 'Autor.3 MAINTAIN CONTINUOUS AGITAflON WHILE ADDI NG PDM 3.3 AND UNTIL

SPRAYING iS CO.IPLETED. If the apfay mlxtum is akwed to settle for any pedoaol time, ltxrw>gh aqitation is esstollal before spmyng s rosumod. ConDnueagtaton v.hlo spraying

a. if PDM 3.3 is to be './sort in I.I.IK muturas viitfi «ner regfste<«l neitiones. itwn'oto* nirectiore on !t<e lat»'s ot Ifose prc*J«s 'Mien itoonmero tank rrinrxj.

Backpack Sprayer. Berlin with H cladr-. ipr-jy lark. Rl fie spray tank "2 fuB A-ITI C«an>vate* and add '.tic rixjulred amcu« ol PDM 3.3 to tho apiayer. Cap sprayer and agtolo

to ensure rrtxlng. Ur> p sprayer ana finisn '.iing anK » desired level. Cap sprayer anabg.^dte once again Doting aiDpllcalion it s ciealrablfl to a-gitase Ihe mitfure on occasionto ensine mlwng, ft trie spray mbtfuto is altowed to sattie to any pared of lime. Uwroughagitation is essential Ootore sprayng is rosurcd.

Liquid Fortilbers: Pnor to miKixj. sma4 quantitias u'vauki always be testod using a sim-ple jar lest Add the required amount o) PDM 3.3 lo hail lillod spray lank while agitatingPwi add Ihe tertJLzor product Complete fiirg spray tank to desired level.

Dry Bulk Fertilizers: PDM 3.3 ™£y te irrorognaleil en dry bulk tertiVzofS, When apptedaa cirecsed, PDM 3 3/TOry Buk Ferjkzer rrocti.res pfCMOtt weed control ecpal to tnal pro-vided by Ihe same iglea of PDM 3.3 applied in 'water.

SPRAYING INSTRUCTIONS FOR PDM 3.3Apply with properly calibrated ground aquiptrwit in sufficier* wetar pac acre to p/cwdaur-Jorm spoy ctgtrbutkxi fat *ast 40 gasons ot waiai per acre). Lew pressuro (e.g. 20-•<0 OK) sprayera are rocommendea Maintain coranuous agitation during spraying wthgood mecnanlca: c* bypass agitation Check spraye/ routinely to deteonoe proper cal>-braBotv A'.od overlaps tf"at tuil increase rates abovo ihcec recomrr«indBd. Avod .loplt-

whon wvds may cause dnft

A'<c(C unintenttenal comae! o> spray soiufon wsh dr rtMays. stwie, wood or otrwr poroussurfaces Rnss imrnedialaly to avo<d slaving.

___ __ TUHFGRASSES _APPUCATION RATES FOR WEED CONTROL'

TurfgrafisSQOCjg;COOL SEASONGRASSESBt«gras& KentuckyFea>te,fineh39cue.lBllRyogtass. penemal

Bk-agraiSv KontuckyFescue, fineFescue lulRyegass. perenrial

WARM SEASONGRASSESBahognEissQermulDgrassBLfatgiassCert|»b9grassFescue, bdSt. AujtunracjiajsZoysiagraas

Weeds Cor>t»8«d

cnigrassfcKtaiPoaamuabamyardgrassfalparicumORflfcspostrate spugepurblaoeknotivccdBventng primrosshrodcN«goosec/ass

groMc/sss

ajrfweedftUflnniJSdicXAwsodtnvn bjrweeo:IwtlComs^eAvel

cotigrasataxtair&aawiuatamynniTaasteJoar«,mcaakp^sraie spugeyu&arieknotwwx)cvemg pnrnroaeriooctr^rOOOS&yBSS

odweedftaannuactudtwacdawn bunveecinenonM-n sDeetiv.eli

Rates cf POM 3J

3.6tO-t.BptS/A:w or1.3B1.8CZ.' 10C»sq.ILIrvliii' ,4(. fcilla-i prkxto'.vaed gwmiralionin sprr<}

RcskterilaPTurfUs«sOnly:36ln.18ptL/Acreor 13 to MBozj'IOOOsq.flInflul . prlcatolrxltrdtd fiior Inv»ed geimioa&on In.10 maCommercial or OtherNoo-RosloentialTurfUses 3.6 B 7 2 pa;Acaor 1310 2.8 OZ/1000 sq.1li'fflal . cslcn protu iwsod gormnatkyiinsprina.36kj4,8otSj'A«-eorLSIol.SoZj'ICOOsq,ft.

RosktortbF Turf UsesOnly: 3.6 to 4.8 pB/Acre or U 10 1.8 Oi.'njooiniMMappfcatonpiior*) weed germrabonmEpring.

36(itij'Aaeor13C2/'10IXsq. 11^pply prior to v*edgarmhaUcn in spmg.MaJflasBcondaoptcaflon 6-8 weekslater.

2.6 » 4.6 ptSJAcreor1.3!o18ozji000Stj.1l.

Comments

Apntyaitpealapplc3tonoi2.5to3Gpt^'Acne(1 to\3ozl 1 000 sq.ft.)dter 5-8 vwxiKs brexiended co-fed orwhore heavy weedntestabors areexpected.

Apply a repealapplication of 3£pS-'Acre (1 3 oillCCOsq.R.)8lr\obw«r rale wasintalty cr torgoosegraiisccnTCX

Appvaitpftatapptca»cno(3ept3.'Acre (1 3 oil'I0a0sq.fl)>lhalower -ate was usedinitially or torextended gooso-'n"flS3 ocrrtjol.fvpy inlatosummer or sartyblpnortoivcodgermnatjon.

Appty a ,-apoatapplcatcn ot 2.5 kj36pts;AoB(1 to!.3ozrt000sq.n.)st\s> 5€ weete inecessary

/tnaddtionaappkcatonof36pis.'Acra(l.3oa'1 000 sq. ft) may Dainado far emendedOoosagrass control8 woeks Bfler thesecondaccicatanApply 11 latesummer or earlytall prof to woodgermination.

RDM 3.3T&O HERBICIDEEPA REG. NO. 34704-

' DO NOT exceed a maxruj of 4.8 pis- Acre pur uppfcation tor uae on residentialturfrjrass.

' Resioenliai is dolirwd as lurl n any resdoi -tai gilwston as well as schools, parks andslaygrouncs. DO ^OT oxteeo a maximum ul 7 2 pts^'Ac'a per appltafcbn lo-' use oncommercial or offier ncn-iosKier-llal 'urfgrass.

Tho otfcacy a( PCM 3 3 wil he imprex^d II ine afokatlor. is fdiuwod by one-half nchol rajnta'; or i» equrvulurt r. sf/irxlef irrigation. II POM 3.3 is rot acliva'od by "aNall ormotion trwm :30 days, errafic wtod cw>W may -esuU.

To prevent estaolstrnent c< weeds along tha edges of lawns it may be necessary too'.ertap She spray itiree 10 t* irches on» sidewaits or imways. elc. to ensu-e effec-tive application rates in inose especialty v^ncirabio sites Where lenparary discnio'atxviol pavetrient Is !o &e avoided, rinse mmectately ;o avow staring

TURFGRASS TANK MIXESPOM 3 3 car oe rrixod wilh postemerrjeore horbdjes '<o control emergeo woods «i lu-(grasses For annual grass control, applications can bo mado with Aodairvs Exlra orMSMA to conlrol orneiped \ve«ds. Broaaicai v«eds can be ctxrlrollod ujing TrimecSThree-Way'". 2,4-0 and other similar products.

B&QIB tank miicrg a aripie jar last is recommended, to insure compa;oiKy cd IpeiticKlcs.

Refer >0 mar tjc:ur«,'3' labels tar spocift use dirediors, precautions, and lim' tonsbefore Link mixing ivitu PDM 3 3 and kl'</» those that are irost restrictive

TURFGRASS PRECAUTIONSUse or well eMBblish&d turtgrass ttitn a cense and uniform .stand On ne»»y plznledareas, application shcx.ii not be made unU the- tutfQia-ss has filled In and has beenmewed at least lour tires On turf that has t«an tnhned or damaged due b vwitef irjury.a«cossivB moftturo. etc. allow for turf recowry pitof lo mak.ng an application.Applcations made to overseeded vftirrr.-season turfgrasses may cause Ihirnrit) or injuryof the owjrsoiKJed species.

Do not use on gieWiS or jp; -nay cccur.

D6ay rosoecarg or \ariet ovorso6c!?q of treated tu^grass lor at te«t three (3) rnomnskjltowiTg the last PDM 3.3 plication. Delay spnTgirig turtgrass tor twe (51 mor.nhs alterapplication.

INDUSTRIAL (UNIMPROVED) TURFIrtdusWai. or u'llrrorovfio '.irf areas oltoo t'ave a diKerenl spectrum of weeds to he cr>n-trolted man iliosa found In toe 'urf as describad cUMwhe'e an Ihis ladfle<. PDI.' 3.3 v<il|corirol annual grasses and txoadleaf i-«ie6ds mentoned in that section of this laael as«ill as Ine toiOAirf) weeds Sial m^ht germirate n nstaofsheij grasses In ngnls-a'-v^y,iciadsidBS. ctnstruction sites, pants. sutXiLltioPS, tots, or sirniar areas: Crowtoorgiass.tlchg^ss, Jahnsorigrjss (from seeo!, Juncionco, Lovtigrass, Browntcp Panicum, ToxasPanicum. F.old Sandbur. SignatgrBEs, W.aacan Spiaoglelop, Hed Spranglulop,Wrtcngrass. V/coly Curgrass, Carpet.'.«M, Rdalereck, filarae. Kocnia. Lambsquarters.Pigweed. Pjnctur'e.'.ne, Florida Puslay, LotxJon Hod-jet, Sheptrtspurso. PenrtiytuaniaSmartwoeo. Arr.wi Sjjurge. and YetvoUeaL

Appy bato-B rt«oos g«T.rflte A pcstemengerico heitjdde .such as 2 4-0, MSMA. orr,.-rJar products iray be tank mixed to cortrol ossaolisned viieeds. Apptyr according lol.-ih-- '-structiLTS for It* reapectve products and lclk>« tf« most reanctivE vvording

ORNAMENTALSRECOMMENDED SPECIESPDW 3 3 sp<ays are sale arourd ard o\-6r ine lop ol the esiaslaheo plants i^stod beiwHowever, net all va/«t)es or strains of tha plants '.-sfwJ have been tes^d. Omlailiorialcons«que(x;cs suon as ciop injury niay roisull txcajse of c*talr. envirormertal or gicr/«'ng conai'jons. manrx;ro( ;Be 01 application Tho'eftxe. oefore treatng a !aige nuri*a'of plants, spray a few pants and ct)-u?rvB tar pant damage prior to M scale appKaton.

DO NOT APPLY POM 3.3 in gncovwusas. shadefwuses cv othar enclosed structures.

Refer to APPLICATION RATE TABLE tor rates

TREESCommon NameAlder. Europtsin blackAppeArborvae. American

SciefilHtc NameA!/\{jS ^Wmcsa/.fri'USt£pp.Thijia coixteriu'w

Ash. fledAsh, WhiteAspen, BigsooinAspen. GuawngBajurAoodSJt i. European \Veepinc;Bircn. RiverBucxeyp. RedCedar. 'MineCfAamaocypens. BoutervardCnerry, BackCherry. ChcfceCherry. Kntir\!an

Fraxtmjs amencantPcfxAJS grandWwafaPon.'ios tremutattesratisppBetiiia penduldBotutangraAesculus pavuTnuja ocQflbr;la4sC/iamaecyciaps p»'9(feraP.ijniiS seoiftaPn.ms vmjinifinaPnvius sorru fn

Corrnmon NameC^rry. NankingCotionvtoodCrabappteCrepe nr rtleCr'jpiwnorla, ,»aoanese C-odarCyprus, BaUCypress. LeylardDogv«od, FoldingDOQV«C<|, Korean

Dogwood. SrirubBmFi, BalsamRr, DouglasFir. F^serFir, WnitflFranKliniaGir.KgoGum. BladeGum, SourHaw. Black

Hetriock. CaiudaHe mock. EasternI -toity. AmericanHaneyOCusILlac, CommonLlac, JaparBae TitoL.'idenMagrota. SaucerMagnolia. SouthernMagnolia. Starf/adenhauTneeMjpkJ. Norvfiyf.'iaplo, JapanosuMaple, RodMaple, SugarNannyberry, RustyOa<. ChinquapinOak. LiveOak, PinOak. RedOak. Swarn chesbTjtOak, WaterOak, WhileOak, WlltortOlivePalm. DatePalnx FanPalm, PrrjoPalm. WasNngtorPeachFear. BradfordPecanP*ns. Austnar\Pine. Italian StonaP.ne. LobolyPine, IPine, RectPine, ScowiPine, SlashPino, VirginiaPine, WhitePlum, Purple Lea!Poplar. BlackRedcodar, easternFtodcoOar, WesternRed IronbufkRedwood, Dav.t-,Seqjoa, GibirtServiceberrySourwoodSpruce. Cotoradc BlueSpruce, Dwarf AlherraSfsruca fJorwaySpruce, White

SycamoreTrachyearpusTulptreeWalnut, Bat*Willow'. Woapmg

Common Nam«Ateiia. GlossyAucuba. GoldAzaleaBamtx», HeaverfyBait)C(iy

SciantHic NamePnima JomanrosaPoptilus dettodesMaJusspp.

Crypiomena japofticaTaxodum nfetK/ium

Comus (foodsComus Soosa

C'cvnusspp.

Abies coraactar

Viburnum pninfosumCralsegus 3pp.Tst^ja canacteosisTiuga canacfcnsas

Qedsia KiacanttxsSymga vulgarisSyringa rotictjaxt

Magnolia soutatgana

Gmdgo tatoiw

Querow virgmianaOuercus patiistnsQuorcus rubcaOuercus inichAuxliQuercusnigraQusrcus aiia

oiea tumpaoa

Prunus perstaJPyws eaten/ana Bradford'

firx/s nigra

F/rtis JaauaMious racXataPmus refjnosaPinus sytvostris

Pinus virpWana

Eucalyptus stdoroxykjn flosea'.'.tesssqucaa giyptasirstaVjteSeQbtJiactenrinn tjrganteum

PIOM giauca 'abeitiana'

Uquxlamtw sty;aafaa.".'alarms ooaa!srtai&Trachycarpus spo.

OMtastts tmes

SHRUBSSclailJric NarriB

Nononna okynesuca

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Common NameBajfcerry, Japaneseflte Indigo BushBotccorush, LemonBoxwood. CorrvrionBoxwooa, JapaneseCameraCape jasmin*CordyineGorTBaCotoneasterCotoneaster, BearberryCotoneaster, RockCypress. ItalianCypress, LeytsndDeutna. SferidorDogwood, Red TwigBBMgrugEscaltoniaEuonymusEuonymus, GoldenEuonymus. WingedFirettwrnForsythia. BorderFragrant C6veFuscnia, Border

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GardenaHawthorne, InoanHbiwuQHoKy. CWnos*Hofy JapaneseHolly, FostersI tolly, SavannahHolly, YuupcoHoreysuckle, BushJuniperJuniper, ChineseJuniper. ShoraJunper. ToilingLaure*. CherryLaurel, MountainLaurel. OHo LuykenLaurel, SchpkaLaurustlnusLavender, EnglishLeucothoaLauoothco, Coastife**. Cut-lealUy-oHhe-NSeVanooiaMock Orange

•Myrtle. CompactMyrtle. WaxNandraOleanderOnegon GrapeOsmanthusPalm, European FanPalm. Mediterranean FanPhlox, PnrMyPnotima, FraserPieris, JapanesePme, MugoPlum, Na'talPrtveL CaliforniaPrtwit. GlossyPrivet, VariegatedPmiot, WaxteatPyracantnaQuince. PovenngRanger, TexasRedrootRhododendronRooiraSpice PlantSpiraeaSpiraea, Amnony WaierarSpiraea. JapaneseSweet BayTrumpet BushVerbena, LemonVtximumVita*wefgeaWild LilacXytosmaMwOAteJsYew'

ScientWC-fiirMB&txns thunbetgSDaseagreyiCaiSstomon dfnrwsBwa.-s sampanlfeiwfcvjxt/s /HOppnytod&n6tH8 jBponi&iGaidonti .tasmfrioidesContyinespp.Carres spp.CouhtmtefapioAtaBCofunaaster OanvrteriCotonsasiar hoflzcrtfaflsC>4xessus sempenvensCupressocypans leyiancSOettna gfacisCorrws sericaaBadagnus etamgelEscaOonia traOesii

Euonyms fortunerfuortymus japmcaEuonymus iriaJaPyrxantha ooccinesftvsyfhia WSrowaiaQsmantnus fragransZausctHnona cautomicaOirdonla lasmtnvioesHapfttafepis mdJcaHSxscus synacusftercomoia/tocrarttJartox afflenuafa'Posterfrtexactanuatap>i itvmtana0fc>rv4lla tanice/aJun(paft/s spp.JjjmpenjS tfhrienss v. pf (zerJunipenjs (ontetlaJlifflparus honnntalfslunus teiTOoerersus

fttMbMbfePVunus launxisrasuaPoints xhlpkanonstoViburnum Knustavandula angussfadaifitoxhoe /ontanssianaievtxffioe axitiarisSynnga htxniataAgapanfftus afrtcanusMahonia aqvitoSumPittoaponjm tatx'iafjyrtuscorrvnjniahfyrtus oerileiaNandna dorrvstKaNeitum obanOerIJahonia aquHoHumOsmanthus fragransCnamaeraps humHisCnamaeropespp.Leplodactykn cjrtfemcMmPhotinia X FrasarfPioris japonicaPmusmugoCatissa grand/tolaIJgustnim cvaito*umUgustrum luodam

Liguslnjm japonicumPyracanlha coodneaCfinonomelBS pponicaLBuajphyOum fruesceraCaanoinus spp.flhodbcfandrc»i spp.POtospctum KOirimourn pantitontnSfxaea varftouSeiSpiraea X bufnakSaSptraoa japonicaLauius naxsTecona stanaAXysia tnphytaWbumonnaptnumV£&X5£P-

W&oeto SwttsCeanotnu9!CpXytosma cangostumTecomastansToxusmodta

^Common Nam* Sclonltfte MamaYew. Japanese* Taxus cuspidateYew, Southern Podoca«pus macrophyffusYucca. Adam's /uxa tome lasaYucca, Weeping Yucca perWWs

•Applications shou'd not &e made duhrg spring growth or mjtiry to terminals may occur.

GROUND COVERSCsmraonNamfl Sclerntfte NameAjusja AjuQarepsansCapeweed Arcttftoca colandUaQnqueM, Spring Polcntte vemaDaisy, Trailing African Osfeospamx^n .hJitoaumGazania Ga^ana spteratoisIccplant. Large Leal CarpobrWus ecb*srvy Engtefl HedaranatoIvy, Geranium Poiargonum palialumJasnine, Asiatic rractwuspevnum asaticumJasmino, Primrose Jasmlnum rrwsnyrMoodograss Opn»qp<vrjn>apan»caMyopoAin) Afycporump^viiM'umPachysandra Pactysandra Iomfia6sPotentaia ^otontila frbf.cosaRose-Of-Sharon Hypwcum catydnumWlnlercreeper Euorryrrmjs tortund

PERENNIALSCommon Nan» Scientific NameBleeding Heart Qtswra woaWfeGate lily ZantocfeKne a«nwpfcaCanna. common garden Canna gammis 'Lucifer1

Cninchenncnoe Omthoga/vm ttiyrsoktesCrinum Uy Cnnum spp.Fern. Asparagus Aspwqpus oWonaoFern, Lsaiherieal Rumohra aOantilormsFreesia F/westa x ftyfirtdaHeather. Dwarf CaUuna vu^orisHosta Hosiaspp.Uy LdKumspp.L rope, Creeping L<nbp««pvcatBUriopa. Variegated UrtopemuscariMonttyefia Dooosmva cmcosmiyityaOrchid. Peacock AcOanSiota ctofarPeony, Chinese Paeonia lactikxaWisteria Wisteria spp.Zephyr Uly Zepfyranthe* spp.

ORNAMENTAL GRASSESCOJIWQO Narafl Sdenttlle Hum*Beach Grass AnvnophUa breviXgulataFescue. Blue Fesfuca mv\aFescue, Sheep Festuca ovmaFountain Grass Pemtsstwn setaceumPampas Grass Corteaonn ssHoanaReed Canary Grass Phalans anmdinacaaReed, Glart Arvndo spp.Rltbon Grass Phalaris anmfnaceaTuttod Hair Grass Oosetiampsia caesptosa

POM 3.3 may be used on plant species not listed on ttte label. The suitability to- suchuses should be determined by treating a small number at sudn plants at tt\e recom-mended rate. Treated pa/ils should be evaluated 1-2 monlt-a rbloiving treatment lor pos-sfcrie injury. THE USER ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY CROP DAMAGE OROTHER LIABILITY DO NOT tmsr nlants arown ter tood or (sad DO NOT use irnatedplants tof toud or teod

ORNAMENTAL RESTRICTIONS• Apply PDM 3.3 to esablshod plantings.• DO NOT maKa applications lo graded (or budoed) lineis at any time.• DO NOT mate ovw-Sia-tap applications to iners or transplants using PDM 3J.• DO NOT apply POM 3.3 to Srere or transplants during Bud break or at time of flrst

Hush of new grown.• Direct sprays to sot whan making applications lo established Iners or transplants.• DO NOT alow spray lo cover or penetrate folage andtor buds or injury is likely to

occur.• DELAY applying POM 3.3 lo seedbeds, transplant beds or Irars untl ptams have

bocoma *eg tooted. Care must oe taken that sol or planting mixes nave sottedfr rrty toucrAing Uansp ntlng and ITat there are no craoa that would allow cSredcontact of PDM 3.3 with -cots. When astabfcshed rcotstodk an appdcatKyi of PDM 3.3can &o made pr or !o tuddlngi ra)ling the plants.

• Plant crty those desirable plant species isted on this label into soil treated theprevious season /.ith PCM 3.3 or injury may occur.

• For container grown ornamentals, delay flrst application of this product to barefootliners 2-4 woeks after transplantng,

• DO NOT APPLY PDM 3.3 in greenhouses, shadenouses or other enclosedstructures.

• It is recommended mat treatea plants be evaluated for 1-2 months pnor lo .-.axingapplication to a large numoer of plans. THE USER ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITYFOR AW CROP DAMAGE OR OTHER LIABILITY

RDM 3.3 T&O HERBICIDEEPA REG. NO. 34704-

ORNAMENTALTANK MIXESEmerged weeos In crarrwitais cm- be oomrafied using tank rnixas conlainr-g RoundupPHO®. Finals ' ", Ornamec© Gallery T», Pnncopa and olfiar aimtef products. DO NOTapp»y sprays contiTvx) Roundup PRO or Finale over the top of omamonta' oants.Before tank mxing a sanpie .at lest a recommenced to insum compactly 01 heitidctes.

Refer to the TanulacUji ws1 labels far specific use ffeeetrm precautions and irritationsnetere sank mining tntti PDM 3 3 and follow those trial are most resirtcttve-

LANDSCAPE AND GROUND MAINTENANCEPOM 3.3 can be incorporated . rto landscape a/xl <jiouncis nvunienanca programs toprovide exierded preemergerxa contro1 ol moil annual grasses and certan broadleaf,\~- .1s Areas to be treated. Such as muth be<is. pantng areas and •cadaoos. lence-i*3s arid Dorcors. around aal>-ary or monuments. ard smllar areas, shoukj be !reo at

emerged weeds bahre appkxUon. To reiwe emergod weods Hither Miwjte or tank:nx POM 3.3 *;th a poslemeTje-fce cxtx»jct labotid tor such use.

Peter to APPLICATION RATE TABLE tor ratea. Awxj uninlerilorial contact ol spray sdu-tion stone. Aood, or other poi»-i& surfaces as staifiing may occur. Rinse immediately toavoid saining.

NON-BEARING FRUIT AND NUT CROPS AND VINEYARDSPOM 3.3 may be acoled tor pit-emergence contra at most annual grasses arx) car-tan bfoadlaaf weods on the 'orovtiix; con -boaring crops:Almond CKUS Olive PistnchioApdo Hg Peach PlumApncot Grape Pear PruneCherry Nectarine Pecan Wairvt. English

Rater to APPLICATION RATE TABLE (Of rates.

Apply the spray clrtctly lo Ifo ground belcnv (ne trees or vines. Care must ba taken thaisoil (X planting m*BS haw aofJod firmly fakwing traraplarillnQ and iliat there are nocracks mat would allow drect contact ol POM 3.3 and rixxs. Directed sprays vvnere scnland rneda si-rfasas ana unitoimly coverec wil rost.il in best ivaed oonlrol ana plan lol-oranca. For nmily Iransalanted ar<3 one year od grapevinaa apply only when tt"oy aradormant. Oo rot appty i' Ouds havo started to swell. POM 3 3 tnay bo us&d ivhom rhsroots cl a 'ruit. vitx>. rut or omamsntal plant ercrcacr into a troatatte a/ea.

NON-CROPLAND AREAS INCLUDING TREE PLANTATIONSPOM 3 3 is recorf mended <or grounds irantcnanco in noncn Diand areas: p'eer»(-5«nco oontroi at the weao species islcd in iirxi arourri estahllv^d tree piarilat ris(iccludng Chriyrras t'ees'l. p- ipttood aixl Tber ferms; in and around oslafcUsrod orna-mentals pfentsd ir noncinolarxl u'eas such as ngtmay rights-of-ViBy. and utility substa-tons. PDtvl 3.3 may fte US80 lot tia-tiwocc! and cctvier rogono/atoii v\ oonsor alionreserva pTOQram land or similar areas.

Refer to APPLICATION RATE TABLE far rates.

POM :? j may oe appllad at planting or to estaofsred l-ces. When making an applica-tion at plartaig, it is importem n\3t silt cotue bo xhevea to prevery POM 3 3 (ram'JlrocDy ccritactirg tha tree roots o< btiiny washed into IT« root zono via Uw open sJit orroot Slitting may occur.

For pfisterreigenc* oonUol irf weeds. ia->:-mlx cximolriatons of POM 3.3 psw n<x»xlupPRO, Rraie. or other lat**ed •wrtjtoOas are reccrnrnonded. Hafw to apptoi'ed taoollng(or spflcios rooommendabcns Recrjmmendea3 rates tor the tank-mx oonrpounds s'louldb« doterrnined from the product labels at bolh POM 3.3 and pa'lrwr herbicides pnor touse. Precaulcri .-'xial be exerclsfid lo pre*!rit combination sprays (ion direct contactwhh dosiraliio fctiage 01 injury may tesuB. PDM 3.3 plus diumn 01 simaaoe ccrrtoraionswtf broaiJcn y<ood control spectrum, liowcvur. u&o c4 comolnatcns »iay isslfiul PDM 3.3usan« in sensitive aieas- Refer to manufactu'cra loOels br aptcife use ciruclcos. pra-

5. and ir'iitafons betn-e use and follow those that are frost rostfictiva

TOTAL VEGETATIVE CONTROLPDM 3.3 may be tank mixed v.itn AHSENAL®, Pt_4TEAUX2>, Hourdi ) PRO.Rnite, Ousicji. ou/on, or «hef products » provicJe bare gnxjid, or 'otai v«gotabcf) con-troi. PDW 3 3 can be used to picMidc greate? plant selBcir,i!y Ln areas ••vt-^rc such actionmay be do&/ed. Sucri sites mifift hav« roots cl landscape vegeaBoo. ornamentals, orijesitaDie trees atxroadnng nio the foa:oo flxTe. Rafer to lank ISKJI partner labelsregarUing aftects on ctesirgble plants. DO NOT lank rnx wth ARSENAL n Califerria.

may be rnaije lo existing weeds caftrolied by Ihe oannor tierticriH.HecommBoded was snouk) DC determined from the product labols pnr-r to use Fo*o»»irw most resahcttvB UOol i/almctions.

F<x Kocnia: Combiratons of POM 3.3 ,vth ARSEtiAL or csuon a?e recommenced ilcontrcl has oeon a [irobtem tor cnher he-ttodos

APPLICATION RATE TABLEfor pre»nargence contral of the weed speoos listed using bioadcast spray ocittp-rft6trt. appty PDM 3.3 a! '.ho following rates:

Length of ControlShort Term (2-4 morths)Lorq Term i6-8 months)

Quarts rcqulnxllo treat 1 acre

Ounces required

24 quartsi 3 quarts

180Z.3,6 ot

HarKHieW Spray Equipment Use lh« laae abc- e to determine the amount ot PDM3 3 to he 8ppi*«d per 1000 square feet. The amcxn) (M water used tor the appxaton Isno: cntical txit sJxsuld bo surficeflt br tnorough coverage wlhcU runofl. Calfc-aion atbackpack or clner hand-held equpment wit vary v<ith uacn operator. Determine Hieamour,! Ol water needed re treat 1000 square feel before mixing tne spray solution.Fcttow mxing instructions discussed eteewhem m jhis label.

The officacy o( POM 3.3 wii improve if !fle appicatlon ia kdcv<ed by one nalt nch o( rain-lall or its etjimtatem in sprinkler irrigation. II PDM 3.3 a not actuated by iaa-jtell or mga-Ikn within 30 days, erratic vvead cortrcl may result

PCM 33 will not control estabJshed weeds.

U weeds shoOd davocp prtor to activation o/ henxxle. snallow cv.r.lvate lo destroy exst-ing 'Aoods or. vtheie praclical, remcA'e by rvana \iVhon cuSiuatinrj for any reason il shouldba shallow. PDM 3.3 may bo used m ccnunchon with he^booes roglslered tor pos-tsemerpenco uao 0.9 Roundup PRO or Fnale) for :ho ccnlrol of asiabiished >ve«ds Donot apply sprays oontanryj Rcondup PF)O c* Finale over the Kip of desirable plarts. APOM 3.3 treatment may be followed by any registered hertxxle to control weeds not Sat-BC! an the POM 3.3 label.

WEED SPECIES CONTROLLEDPDM 3.3 Is recommended fw preemergenco control of the weed spocios Ssted.Appltastlons can IM made amund and o-«;r 1)10 lop of She ornamentals and to tho siloststed on this label.

Common NamsBamyanJc/assBluegtass, AnnualCrabgra&sCrcwtootgrassFcxtail, GianlFoxtail, GreenFoxtail, Yclto*GoosegrassllcrigrassJohnsongrass (trom sood)JunglenceU'.wjrass (trom sood)Pamcun', BrowntcpPanfcjrr, FallPanteum. TexasSartSxir. FieldSignulgrassSprangieiop. MoxlcanSprnngletop. Red

GRASSES CONTROLLEDScientific NameaMnocfttoa cots-gainPoaanma

Dactytoctoottjtn aegypftumSetaria laoeriSolaria w/KfeSeloria glauraEteuslna mctica

Ccfwnxhloa catena

Panicutn tosoculatuniPanicum O&iolomlloeum

Cenchrus incortusBracftaria piatyptiyHa

Wody Cupgiasa

Common NarnaBurweed,

Panicum capNtsfsEriochloa v

BROADLEAF WEEDS CONTROLLED.Sciuntific

d, CotrvronChtckwcao. WouseearClover, Hop

EvBnlngpwirosoFddleneck

ktoitugo •.'anlcaalaStaitafa mectaCsrasf/um wlgalumTriio&um procumbensGnaphafum jpp

rnxtia

HenbitKnofv^al, prostrateKccHalamrjscjuarters

ErcxKu/n sfp.

PuncturBvinePurslanePusley. FtorirJaFtocket, LordonShopontspurseSmarrweec, PennsytvanaSpeedwell. ComSpurge. AnnualSpurge. Prostrate

r aviculareKcdto soopanaChenopa&im aftxirnAmnranfivs spp.Tnbutus le/mstnsPortusaca otereosa

VolweUaaf {Btltonwood)

Eupnortxa hunstmiaOxaHs st-ioa

PDM 3.3 T&O HERBICIDEEPA REG. NO. 34704-

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