I don't think the 2,4D has that much residual to where it will hurt your garden after winter but best bet is to read label on it and go by that. I have often sprayed Roundup and 2,4D on our garden a few weeks before planting with no problem. 2,4D has what I can "instand gratification" with broadleaf weeds like Canada thistle. I have sprayed in the morning and they are wilted by that evening, seems to work quicker when temps are not too high. I changed to using Weedmaster, 2,4D and banvile, instead of straight 2,4D as it seems to kill Canada thistle better. Milestone works even better and though it is more expensive you use very little in a mix. Gly(roundup) often takes a week to show damage but will kill grass. I usually mix some 2,4d in the roundup as broadleafs will show the damage quicker. Use of a surfactant or sticker also increases efficiency. Not sure if I answered your questions but believe both of those weed killers list on the label when you can plant after use. If the label is missing check online with manufacturer. Most garden stores also have someone who can help out.
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