Does anyone think that it works??Must you plant the seed in a yard that has been completellykilled/
761186
have tried this 2x. did not kill entire yard, seeds took temporarily. the grass later died or diapeared & the weeds came back or a bald spot appeared. in other sections of yard had almost 1/2 yard cleared, all that hapened after temp.growth was the ST AUGUSTINE & BERMUDA pushed out new grass. my guess is that your yard has 2 be as bald as the MOON!
761187
Grass does not need to be completely killed. You do have to make sure you water the seeds according to directions and keep out as many weeds as possible.
761188
It didn't work for me. My lawn had more weeds after I seeded it with Canada green grass seeds.
1075292
Yes. I doubled the recommended dosage and use it as a spot spray. Works great and kills everything but the grass. Make sure to soak all visible leaves. Usually takes about a week before weeds are completely gone. Good luck!
650516
I would say yes, it pretty much keeps everything gone for a few months. If you want to plant the area I would try using Roundup Weed & Grass Killer which is meant for Lawn Renovation/Garden Prep and In/Around Flower Beds.
1498601
You can reseed a weeded yard. It will be more affected if the seed directly comes in contact with lose or bare soil.
1900392
I think it would. I covered a weeded area that had grass and strong weeds. Nothing has grown through it.
1712484
It seems to work well. Stick it in the ground and you get a temperature. In realty it is probably not necessary here in the South, where you need to just be patient and recognize that you have an extraordinarily long growing season. More relevant in the cold climates.
1225030
first you must believe the science then trust enough to try it. i have seen good results eradicating the japanese beetle that destroyed my lawn and shrubs. i had a big problem and this helped.
537278
greg, i would be more concerned with if it cuts the grass well !! i got rid of mine by putting it on the street, the night before bulk pickup....i am sorry, but i thought it was garbage ! that is all i can say.
2092570
I have never put it in my yard just on plants in my garden. It seems there would be something more economical to use in a yard for tics. I am not even sure it would kill tics since they live off of blood they might not even eat it. It does kill spiders and can be put around a foundation for that purpose. Other than what I have written I don't know anything else.
1384023
We planted it and it didnot grow . None of the seeds we got from them grew. It is not much money . but when the seed dont grow . You will waste Your money on the seeds.
2232481
I bought it with the main purpose of eradicating creeping Chas (my nemesis!). It was height of summer, so I'm not sure it was the best time to apply. All said: no immediate effect, but the next year, most of it was gone from the yard. The untreated adjacent yard is still crawling with it. So maybe it was taken up in the roots and slowly killed it over the winter.
748426
I used this last year when I was planting grass. It worked great! I planted the seeds, put fertilizer down, put the straw on top of it, and watered the heck out of it. Now I have the nicest looking yard on the block. I live in CO and it's not easy to grow grass. This helped to hold in the moisture and keep the birds from eating the seed.
1325491
It appears to have killed a good portion of my fescue grass. Half of my yard is now brown, I'm hoping the grass will come back with the rains here in California during the winter. How did it work on your lawn?
2260418
I used it just as the label said to use it. It killed everything, fescue and all. Took nearly two years for my yard to recover fully. I wouldn't use this stuff, maybe to kill weeds in the flower beds, but then I would be afraid it would kill the flowers also.
1278763
I don't know about that , we use a tiller just to break up the sod and then we put the seed down and it worked.
1850625
I would say yes to the inoculant. I could start the seed in a paper towel but could not keep it growing in a pot. That's many pots and tried a nursing crop like rye grass ... Googled up the growing and am still mNot having luck. I am now going to transplant a mature crop from a source down the street. I did plant about a pound of seed and grass seed in the late Michigan Fall on the bluff on the shores of Lake Huron 40 miles North of Port Huron and will have to wait and see on how that will do. But still counting on the transplant crop I will do this early Spring. Good luck on the starting of the Crown Vitch , all the best. I would say yes to the inoculant. I could start the seed in a paper towel but could not keep it growing in a pot. That's many pots and tried a nursing crop like rye grass ... Googled up the growing and am still mNot having luck. I am now going to transplant a mature crop from a source down the street. I did plant about a pound of seed and grass seed in the late Michigan Fall on the bluff on the shores of Lake Huron 40 miles North of Port Huron and will have to wait and see on how that will do. But still counting on the transplant crop I will do this early Spring. Good luck on the... » Read More I would say yes to the inoculant. I could start the seed in a paper towel but could not keep it growing in a pot. That's many pots and tried a nursing crop like rye grass ... Googled up the growing and am still mNot having luck. I am now going to transplant a mature crop from a source down the street. I did plant about a pound of seed and grass seed in the late Michigan Fall on the bluff on the shores of Lake Huron 40 miles North of Port Huron and will have to wait and see on how that will do. But still counting on the transplant crop I will do this early Spring. Good luck on the starting of the Crown Vitch , all the best. « Show Less
1605647
I have been successful with this. I applied to suckers over a year ago and they have not come back. It is the only thing that has worked for me. I used it on a flowering pear tree. Now this year I have had new suckers start and again I just applied and they are dead.