Update: This deal is still available.
Amazon has
1-Gallon Spectracide Ready-to-Use Weed & Grass Killer on sale for $6 >
now $6.24.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
- Note: Shipping may be restricted to some states.
Walmart also has
1-Gallon Spectracide Ready-to-Use Weed & Grass Killer on sale for
$6.24.
Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (
free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+, otherwise select free store pick up where available.
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About this Item:
- Kills grasses, poison ivy, clover, and other listed weeds
- For outdoor use on driveways, walkways, and other yard areas
- Visible results in as fast as 3 hours
No longer available:- The Home Depot also has 1-Gallon Spectracide Ready-to-Use Weed & Grass Killer on sale for $6. Select free store pick up where available to avoid delivery fees.
- Note: Availability for pickup may vary.
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Some weeds just need to be pulled, by hand.
The grass type in your yard matters, since not all o them are hearty enough to take these selective herbicides.
Your state university often runs an "extension office" that will have guidelines for grasses and weeds in your area. I'd start there.
A different product, "Spectracide Weed Stop for Lawns" Plus Crabgrass Killer - claims to kill 460 types of weeds, when used as directed. https://www.spectracide
For specific weeds, you'll need to identify the weeds first. Putting the wrong chemical on the wrong weed, when the temperatures are wrong, in the wrong time of year, isn't helpful. It is a waste of money.
One side of the house was full of clover last year. That has been cleared thanks to the pre-emergence put down in late Feb. Just a few crabgrass plants came up and the spectricide for lawns seems to have killed the crabgrass already.
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That being said: This included handheld pump-sprayer is undersized, and it will cramp up your hand after five minutes. Just get the version that attaches to a garden hose or the concentrate for a real sprayer.
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Some weeds just need to be pulled, by hand.
The grass type in your yard matters, since not all o them are hearty enough to take these selective herbicides.
Your state university often runs an "extension office" that will have guidelines for grasses and weeds in your area. I'd start there.
A different product, "Spectracide Weed Stop for Lawns" Plus Crabgrass Killer - claims to kill 460 types of weeds, when used as directed. https://www.spectracide
For specific weeds, you'll need to identify the weeds first. Putting the wrong chemical on the wrong weed, when the temperatures are wrong, in the wrong time of year, isn't helpful. It is a waste of money.
One side of the house was full of clover last year. That has been cleared thanks to the pre-emergence put down in late Feb. Just a few crabgrass plants came up and the spectricide for lawns seems to have killed the crabgrass already.
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