Hi-Yield (35262) Triclopyr Ester (16oz)

Worked great to kill a bunch of weeds in our yard while not killing the grass. Very strong smell. The bottle is small but you only need to use a little because you will dilute it according to the instructions. it’s very potent so it’ll last a while.

Does work great just be patient ..Stay safe while using

It does eventually kill the wild violets. I sprayed them 3 times and the violets are finally dying. It did work faster on the clover.

I used to buy Monterey Turflon ester to kill crab grass and other weeds in my Fescue lawn until it doubled in price. I tried this and I think it’s works better. I put one ounce in a gallon of water in my pump sprayer and spray the grab grass clover and a few other weeds in my Fescue. It works great. I live in Central Ca. 105 in the summer and it works great. Can’t water for 24 hours after application.

There is a LOT of lush poison ivy around here, which likes to encroach on the paths in the woods. My son did not want to breath in any mist or have the spray hit other plants so he used a small paintbrush to dab a bit of this stuff on specific leaves. After a couple weeks not only are those leaves dead but the toxin traveled up the poison ivy vine and you can see the brown remains. It has killed leaves that never were dabbed along with their vine.

Had an infestation of wild violets in my yard and nothing seemed to work on them. Found this item from some online research and it exceeded my expectations. It is amazing the difference between my yard and the next door neighbor. It does not show immediate results, takes 2-3 weeks, but eventually the weeds dissappear.

It works to kill creeping Charlie , I had to play with the concentration, killed my grass when I put 3/4 oz to gallon of water .Works better with 1/2 oz to a gallon of water .The problem with this, they don’t have instructions, just warning !

Triclopyr is an excellent herbicide. I specifically used it for a lot of ground ivy (Creeping Charlie) in my lawn and it got rid of it all with one application! Be sure to apply it per manufacturer's directions; don't over-apply or it could kill your grass. Apply it when the weeds are actively growing; in spring or summer, avoiding drought times. I suggest adding a surfactant as I did, to enhance its efficacy. As recommended by others online, I used 3/4 ounce per gallon of water at a rate of 1 gal/1000 sq ft.