OrthoWeedClear Lawn Weed Killer Ready to Spray: for Northern Lawns, 32 oz. (Pack of 2)

Easily slays everything but crabgrass and nutsetge. It has no effect on nutsedge as that requires specific herbicides.Now the crabcrass part. This works on it but may require several applications or higher concentrations, depending on the strength of the crabgrass. This may in turn damage your lawn somewhat, but crabgrass isnt easy to address and it matures very very quickly. If you get frequent rains, it can spiral out of control fast. This will kill it but as i said, may require some effort and balance.All other casual weeds, evaporate fast no questions asked.

Bermuda stays dormant till mid May. Had used drop spreader expensive applications before now. Really didn't work that well. All's the lawn and garden center had to say is "Oh well clover was really bad this year. Their $50 bag did nothing. Cheap products would have worked better. This spray did extremely well. The chickweed and clover just exploded in one week. This makes it difficult for the Bermuda to really come out at it's best when mid May comes. This should really give it a head start. Best week killer I have ever used. It has not rained in a week and this is 6 days after application. It is killing the chickweed, clover and onions. I will see how the Bermuda does and give another review, but the pictures tell it all. Well the bermuda came out better than ever. It specifically says use two applications yearly. If you use it twice in a short time well duh!!! its going to kill your grass. Use as directed and it worked well for me. I am going to spray once more early this spring and probably again in early June. All the lawn services say that spraying is better. With the drop spreader stuff I would wet the grass and also spray it with dawn to hold it on the leaf, didn't work even with overlapping spreads. At twelve bucks a bottle you can't find anything cheaper than that. Even the cheapest drop stuff at walmart is close to thirty bucks for 4000 feet of coverage. Mine killed chickweed, clover crabgrass and other weeds.

Works as stated on container. It just takes a few days for the weed to completely die.Easy to use and after 1 hour it is unaffected by rain.

Moved into a new house and treated the lawn immediately. The lawn was almost completely covered in crabgrass, oxalis, and plantains. When you spray it on you won't see much of a difference in the first week. The weeds will start to yellow and shrivel up. Within 2 to 3 weeks most of the weeds will die. If your yard is full of weeds you will likely need a second treatment in about 3 to 4 weeks. After that 95% of weeds are dead. It does not do a good job on nutsedge but there is an ortho product just for that. It also does not kill moss.

This handles weeds, but it seems slower than the other Ortho product I have used. It did not work on foxtail, which is what I' m pretty sure I have. Maybe foxtail is too grass like for this product. Anyway, if you want to actually watch a weed die, I suggest Ortho Ground clear Super. Fast kill and very satisfying on the difficult perennial buggers!

This has always been an extremely effective product to eliminate broadleaf weeds. I have never had a crabgrass problem until this year and it knocked out the crabgrass immediately

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The media could not be loaded. ****UPDATE TO FOLLOW FIRST INITIAL REVIEW****Actively killing the white clovers and dandelion weeds that have taken over my backyard lawn, and it has also immediately pushed the bees elsewhere... Following the easy directions to a T.Day 2, there was noticeable difference: white clovers were turning brown and the bees moved on. Oh how the bees love the white clovers. I love the bees, but we need our yard back, so I can say this definitely fixed the bumble bee issue. Less chance of stingzzzzz...Day 4: the grass is taller, greener, and shooting above the dead white clovers where treated; dandelion flowers are dead but the leaves still boldly green 😒... more patience needed... will see.Prior to this application, we did feed our lawn with the necessary amount of nitrogen it was lacking. This has helped our lawn, overall, considerably. In combination, I suppose it works! Healthier grass moving in and drowning out the clover patches in the troublesome areas of our lawn. We hope this actually attacks the weeds at the roots as marketed... time will tell. We are planning on a second application to reinforce its power. This 1.33 gallon is perfect for our property; open lawn space at about 7,000+ s.f., but only spot treating a couple hundred s.f. (a couple of large clover patches), so, there's plenty of product. Good value at current price.Definitely worth a try to spot treat troublesome areas. Decent quality product and great value. So far, it's doing what it claims. Very happy with results as it's actively killing those weeds. Updates to come on progression as it happens...Tips: Get your soil tested, and feed nutrients accordingly and seasonally; and ensure you treat the correct grass, as some grass types may burn or die off using this weed spot treatment; water lawn weekly allowing at least 1" to 2" of water (you can use a tuna can to test if your lawn is getting enough water); don't cut grass too short (leave about 3"), as water evaporates faster and lawn dries out quicker... Some basic tips that really got my lawn back to looking green and healthy.Good luck and happy summer, everyone!*** UPDATE***My video has been updated with BEFORE/ AFTER photos. What a difference within 1 season. I started the process early Spring, and immediately the results were amazing. The white clovers browned and died off... completely! Not a single one popped up, except where I may have missed a spot; and some spots needed a second dose. So it wasn't fully over night, but the beginning results are seen overnight. My grass started growing greener, healthier, stronger. By the beginning of Summer, my lawn was clear and green. Enjoyable. Expectations exceeded. Easy to use. Patience needed.