Prowl and Sonalan are relatively inexpensive and they control annual grasses and many small-seeded broadleaf weeds. They also suppress some of the larger-seeded broadleaf weeds. A DNA herbicide is cheap insurance that will buy time and provide flexibility for later herbicide decisions. The next decision is whether or not to apply Dual, Frontier, or Pursuit. They can be applied preplant incorporated, preemergence, and even postemergence.
Pursuit fits into situations where purple and yellow nutsedge are present.
Part of the decision centers around what weeds are anticipated over the next few weeks. These programs are effective. Dual, Frontier, or Vernam could be added with these programs, but keep in mind there is a lot of season left to deal with, and the program is getting pricey. Make sure the spectrum fits the more expensive herbicide program before you spend a lot of money on a single herbicide. Starfire is relatively underused in the V-C area.