Ortho Nutsedge Killer for Lawns Ready-To-Spray, 32 fl oz - Packaging may vary

Super happy about this product. This is the easy way to kill off Nutsedge and also Dollar weed at the same time. No mixing. No having to get a pump sprayer. Just attach to your garden hose and turn it on. Spray all over your lawn wherever you have sedge and dollar weed and aim especially for the weeds. I had some Dallas grass as well and it killed it. You have to be patient wait a couple or 3 days and you will see the sedge start to turn yellow and then brown and die. Love this. So easy.

Thus worked like a charm! Lawn was overtaken by nutsedge and it was all killed within a week. No general week killer spray had any effect, so I was thrilled to find this one that specifically addressed my problem.

This stuff is the truth. I had 8 week old St. Augustine sod being invaded by nut grass. This stuff did kill all the nutsedge in the lawn. My sod did get some brown damage as well but it came back after 2 weeks of growth. I’d say be careful with applying to sod that isn’t very well established. I may have jumped the gun on this but the nut grass was out of control.

Highly effective; works fast; multiple times purchased due to neighbors not attending to lawn issues. highly recommend.

### Amazon Review for Ortho Nutsedge Killer for Lawns Ready-To-Spray, 32 fl. oz.I recently purchased the Ortho Nutsedge Killer for Lawns, and I couldn't be happier with the results! This product is a game-changer for anyone struggling with stubborn nutsedge in their yard.First off, the ready-to-spray feature makes application incredibly convenient. I simply attached the bottle to my hose, and it was ready to go. No mixing or complicated setup required!After just a few days, I started to see a noticeable difference in my lawn. The nutsedge began to wilt and turn brown, and within a week, it was completely gone! I was impressed by how quickly and effectively it worked, especially considering how invasive nutsedge can be.Additionally, I appreciate that it's safe for use on my lawn without harming other grass types. Just follow the instructions, and you’re good to go!Overall, I highly recommend Ortho Nutsedge Killer for anyone dealing with this pesky weed. It's effective, easy to use, and has made a significant difference in the health of my lawn. Definitely worth the investment!

Fortunately, I only sprayed a small portion of my tall fescue lawn. A couple of days later, my green lawn was browning where I sprayed the product. Not trusting that the setting of water/ product mixture was accurate for my ready to spray bottle, I called Ortho to get a product to water ratio so I could just add it to my garden sprayer and spray myself. Amazingly, I was told the product was "already diluted" which makes no sense since it has to be used on the end of a garden hose. Not impressed with the company's helpdesk and not sure I trust the product enough to keep using. Will most likely return and go with a product that I can control with my own sprayer. If you use, test on a small area of your lawn first.

I couldn't spray near the flowers because I was worried about damage. I initially chose a less expensive option, but since we have so many flowers and the spray pattern was wide, I felt it was safer to stay at least 3 to 4 feet away. After using about 25%, I decided to pour the rest into a container from another brand that offers a better spray, allowing for closer application to the flowers.

We have a pea gravel patio in the back yard with a fire pit and picnic table. Despite having used landscape fabric under the gravel, for the past few years weed grass would grow in the gravel. No matter how often we would pull it or try to use a scuffle hoe, it would grow back. Tried horticultural vinegar and salt/soap mixture twice, the grass laughed it off and came back. Tried torching it with propane, came back again. Finally identified the grass as nutsedge using iPhone camera, and realized it was rhizome/root-based. This product is the first I had tried after realizing what the grass was. It took a few days for the grass to really start browning. But after 2 weeks, the nutsedge has remained DEAD. I have one more canister ready to use if it ever tries to come back. This is in central Texas. I’ve got a bit in my lawn but haven’t tried spraying into the st Augustine. Mainly wanted to clear the gravel patio.I like that it is easy to use with a garden hose. The spray is kinda random but usable. I used gloves and safety goggles.