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Diagnosing herbicide injury on garden and landscape plants

Accurately diagnosing plants that show herbicide injury symptoms is often difficult since, in many cases, other causes may be involved or it may be uncertain what herbicides were applied. Trained or experienced individuals may be able to tell if a specific herbicide injured a plant. These professionals often examine the plant symptoms and background information (including the type of herbicides used, application rates and timing, injury patterns, and the plant species affected) to confirm or discount the possibility of herbicide injury.