Weed B Gone is for weeds that have already popped up. If you can place markers near the weeds, then mow, more of the Weed B Gone will go to the stems and roots and even seeds in the ground. This is especially good for weeds in cracks, near the foundation, and near the fence line, as well as around flowerbed edging as long as you spray precisely on the weeds. ☺️
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Follow the directions on the back of the container, or you can read them here . . .
https://www.ortho.com/en-us/products/weed-control/ortho-weed-b-gon-plus-crabgrass-control-ready-spray2
https://www.ortho.com/en-us/products/weed-control/ortho-weed-b-gon-weed-killer-lawns-concentrate2
https://www.ortho.com/en-us/products/weed-control/ortho-weed-b-gon-plus-crabgrass-control-ready-use2
If you have kids or pets, keep away until the product has completely dried up after application.
What does the package tell you?
Never. Check on the computer for organic methods. Also talk to the gardening shops
Weed B Gone is for weeds that have already popped up. If you can place markers near the weeds, then mow, more of the Weed B Gone will go to the stems and roots and even seeds in the ground. This is especially good for weeds in cracks, near the foundation, and near the fence line, as well as around flowerbed edging as long as you spray precisely on the weeds. ☺️
it is on the back of the bottle
I'm with Gvargo1959...I would avoid this spray if at all possible (and it is possible!). Good luck. :)
Thank you