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try clopyralid thats very selective for your daisy and clovers possibly dock aswell and will not hurt alot of dicots except legumes (nitrogen fixing) , if you use Grazon be very careful with the dosage as it can kill grass also http://www.dowagro.com/nz/prod/versatill.htm

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grazon will kill most weeds and if done at the correct rate not kill the grass. hence its name may make it go a bit yellow but will recover. re trees and shrubs not a good idea to go near with any herbicide i use a board to protect any thing like hedging if spraying near to them. grazon is soon if not already to be removed from the market. also may be a bit late spraying as docks,rag are now growing past the rosette stage so may not be effective on killing them

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