⋅ Kills tough weeds and grasses to the root
⋅ Rainproof in 30 minutes
⋅ FastAct Technology - visible results in as fast as 9 hours
⋅ For use around flowers, shrubs, and trees; on patios, walkways, driveways, gravel areas, and mulch beds; along fences and foundations; in large areas for lawn replacements or garden plot preparation
⋅ Apply with a Roundup brand tank sprayer
⋅ Kills and prevents weeds for up to 12 months by creating an invisible barrier in the soil
⋅ Kills weeds to the root! (If for any reason you are not satisfied after using this product, simply send us original proof of purchase and we will refund the purchase price. )
⋅ Use on driveways, patios, sidewalks and gravel areas
⋅ Rainproof in 30 minutes
⋅ Visible results in 12 hours
⋅ Use with most pesticides to improve results
⋅ Dual-action formula kills existing weeds and prevents new ones from growing for up to 4 months
⋅ Kills weeds to the root. Guaranteed!* *Consumer Guarantee: If for any reason you are ...
⋅ Kills weeds to the root. Guaranteed!* *Consumer Guarantee: If for any reason you are ...
⋅ BRUSH & POISON IVY KILLER: Roundup Ready-To-Use Poison Ivy Plus Tough Brush Killer kills over 200 types of weeds and grasses including Woody Brush and Vines, Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, Poison Sum...
⋅ Kills existing weeds and grass to the root--guaranteed (Consumer Guarantee: If for any reason you are not satisfied after using this product, simply send us original proof of purchase and we w...
⋅ Don't let brown spots or mildew block your path to a beautiful yard; Scotts DiseaseEx Lawn Fungicide is a fast-acting formula that stops and prevents 26 common lawn-blemishing diseases
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⋅ Tenacity is a systemic pre-emergence and post-emergence herbicide for the selective contact and residual control of weeds in turfgrasses.
⋅ When applied as a pre-emergent, weeds abso...
⋅ When applied as a pre-emergent, weeds abso...
⋅ Kills yellow and purple Nutsedge, Kyllinga and over 50 other tough weeds
⋅ For Northern and Southern turf grasses
⋅ Kills Weeds, Not Lawns
⋅ Rainproof in 2 hours
⋅ Ready to use—no mixing
⋅ Kills yellow and purple Nutsedge, Kyllinga and over 50 other tough weeds
⋅ For Northern and Southern turf grasses
⋅ Kills Weeds, Not Lawns
⋅ Rainproof in 2 hours
⋅ Ready to use—no mixing
⋅ Eliminates weeds at seedlings so new grass can flourish.
⋅ Brand name: Syngenta
⋅ Made in United States
⋅ Assembly not required
⋅ Acts on contact—see results in 15 minutes
⋅ Ortho GroundClear Weed & Grass Killer works on all types of weeds and grasses
⋅ OMRI listed for organic gardening
⋅ Rainproof in 2 hours (upon drying)
⋅ Use on hardscapes, landscape beds, and around vegetable gardens (apply directly to weeds)
⋅ Selective Broadleaf Weed Control
⋅ For use in pastures & rangeland, lawns, golf courses, cemeteries, parks,& similar ornamental turf.
⋅ Ortho GroundClear Year Long Vegetation Killer1 is a concentrate formula that kills weeds and prevents any re-growth for up to 1 year with a single application
⋅ Fast-acting formula s...
⋅ Fast-acting formula s...
⋅ DUAL-ACTION FORMULA: Kills major broadleaf weeds while feeding your lawn.
⋅ FEEDS LAWN: Fertilizes with 20 percent nitrogen formulation.
⋅ KILLS WEEDS: Controls dandelion, chickweed, knotweed, plantain, clover, mallow, purslane and many broadleaf weeds as listed.
⋅ QUICKFLIP SPRAYER: Just connect to your hose and spray – just grip, flip and go.
⋅ COVERAGE: 32 ounces treats up to 7,500 square feet of lawn.
⋅ Kill weeds without harming your lawn (when used as directed) with Ortho WeedClear Lawn Weed Killer Ready-To-Use Refill; kills all major broadleaf weeds (see label for weed list), including dan...
⋅ Ortho Weed B Gon Chickweed, Clover & Oxalis Killer for Lawns Concentrate is formulated to kill tough weeds in your lawn (when used as directed)
⋅ Kills listed weeds like chickweed, c...
⋅ Kills listed weeds like chickweed, c...
Spectracide Weed Stop For Lawns Plus Crabgrass Killer Concentrate, Kills Crabgrass On Lawn, 32 fl Ounce...
⋅ KILLS WEEDS, NOT THE LAWN: Controls listed weeds – including crabgrass – not the lawn (when used as directed)
⋅ KILLS CRABGRASS: Apply the first time you see crabgrass in your la...
⋅ KILLS CRABGRASS: Apply the first time you see crabgrass in your la...
Green Gobbler 20% Vinegar Weed & Grass Killer | Natural & Organic | Concentrated | 1 Gallon Spray | Glyphosate...
⋅ CERTIFIED FOR ORGANIC USE — Completely eliminates and desiccates weeds and grasses without using toxic chemicals. Made straight from corn grown in the USA. OMRI listed weed killer and certif...
Maintaining a lush and green lawn can be challenging, especially when faced with the problem of weeds. While a variety of weeds can grow in your lawn, it is important to find the right weed killer that will rid you of the problem without damaging your lawn. The challenge comes in selecting a weed killer that will effectively kill the weeds while not harming your grass. In this article, we highlight several valuable tips for choosing a weed killer that will not kill grass.
Tip 1: Know The Types of Weed Killers Available
Before you begin choosing a weed killer, it is essential to know the types available in order to make an informed decision. There are various types of weed killers, including systemic, contact and selective weed killers. Systemic weed killers eliminate weeds by targeting the weed root, while contact weed killers target the leaves and shoots of the weed. Selective weed killers are designed to only impact the type of weed you are aiming to kill, without affecting the surrounding grass. Understanding the types of weed killers available is crucial to selecting one that meets your needs.Tip 2: Identify the Type of Weed
The successful eradication of weeds calls for identifying the type of weed growing in your lawn. There are numerous weed types and some require different types of weedkillers. Common types of lawn weeds include crabgrass, clover, dandelion, and broadleaf weeds such as plantain, chickweed, and thistle. This information will help you select a weed killer specifically meant to target the weed type in your lawn.Tip 3: Check the Active Ingredients Listed
When selecting a weed killer, it is essential to pay attention to the active ingredients listed in its formulation. Common active ingredients found in weed killers include glyphosate, 2,4-D, dicamba and sulfentrazone. It's important to note that different active ingredients target different types of weeds. Make sure to read the product label and choose a weed killer suited for the type of weed in your lawn, as well as one suitable for your lawn grass.Tip 4: Consider a Pre-Emergent Weed Killer
A pre-emergent weed killer is targeted to stop the growth and development of weed seeds while they are still underground. These weed killers are applied in the early spring or autumn months with the aim of preventing weeds from taking hold in your lawn. A pre-emergent weed killer is useful for homeowners who want to prevent weeds from germinating, and if they have a history of weed problems in their lawn.Tip 5: Understand the Effectiveness of Weed Killer
There are various factors that may affect the effectiveness of weed killers. For instance, the quantity of weed killer applied, the weather conditions at the time of application, and the method of application. To ensure the weed killer is as effective as possible, it should be applied at the correct rate, using the right method, in the right weather conditions, and at the optimal time.Tip 6: Look for Safe and Environmentally Friendly Weed Killers
Households with pets and children should consider choosing weed killers formulated with natural, pet-safe and environmentally friendly ingredients. These ingredients may include vinegar, clove oil, citrus oil, and salt. The effectiveness of such natural weed killers and their pet-safe nature make them a great option for homeowners aiming to control weed growth in their lawn without harming pets or children.Tip 7: Assess The Amount of Time Required for Results
It is important to understand the time required to see results from your weed killer application. Some types of weed killers work quickly and visible results can be seen in hours or a few days, while others may take a longer time to work. Before making your purchase, make sure to read the label carefully and understand the expected duration of the weed killer’s action.Tip 8: Lawn Care After Weed Killer Application
After the application of a weed killer, lawn care is critical in ensuring that the lawn continues to thrive. Wait for a period of time after the weed killer application before conducting any maintenance tasks in your lawn. You should not water your lawn for some time after applying weed killer, and it is also advisable not to mow your lawn until significant weeds have died off. Furthermore, it is essential to provide your lawn with the necessary nutrients to aid in recovery after weed killer application.Conclusion
In conclusion, choosing the right weed killer that does not kill grass can be daunting, especially for inexperienced gardeners. However, by using our valuable tips, you can make an informed decision to select a weed killer that best suits your needs, and avoids damaging your lawn. The key factors to consider are the type of weed you are targeting, the active ingredients, the weed killer's effectiveness, the lawn care after application, and the time required for results. By following these tips, you can save time and money while maintaining a healthy, lush and weed-free lawn.Related Topics You Might Like
