NatriaLawn Weed and Disease Control, Concentrate, 24 oz

Dilute it in a sprayer as per instructions (I use 8 ounces in 2 gallons). Walk through your yard and find the weeds. Spray them well when you find them. Do this WEEKLY, especially in the spring.If your neighbor's lawn is full of weeds, spray a border around your yard and spot spray the rest. This stuff is too expensive to spray the whole lawn like a lawn service would do.If you're tall like me, buy a sprayer with a longer nozzle and it will help your back.It takes some effort and regular application throughout the season, but it works. Put in the effort and you can have a weedless lawn that is safe for kids and pets after a few hours.It works great on dandelions. Clover is a little tougher, but it gets it eventually. You need to pull some stuff with skinny leaves (this is broadleaf killer), but weed-free grass tends to choke that stuff out. You'll need to water too or the iron in it will leave stains when the lawn dries out. Water and extra seed helps with the crabgrass too.On the other hand, I'll do this for my mother's home, but I'm fine keeping even greener and living in an apartment. A better environment really means apartments, townhouses, and no lawns to spray in the first place.

I bought this product from this same exact store last spring and sprayed my whole yard once. The clover that had taken it over and had horrible vines that stalled my mower died immediately. I bought this again, and sprayed 2 applications across my whole yard with this again this spring, and nothing. In fact my clover and dandelions seems to be thriving. Gonna do like another reviewer and go buy this from the store directly, as I have on idea what happened to the product they sell from here. I mixed 10oz of formula into a 2 gallon sprayer. Plenty of strength that should have worked.

Works good so far. However, it would be good to know if it is pet safe/time to dry.

We bought this to manage a noxious plant called skeleton weed that is invading our lawn, and it's the only thing that has slowed the spread. We wait to spray after a few really hot days so the plant is thirsty, then hit it with this spray and it turns brown in a few days and really struggles to come back. This product doesn't hurt the grass, and it's helping get rid of other weeds too. But it doesn't have much effect on Japanese bindweed, although it seems to stress the plant a little bit at least.

This product looks very similar to another version made by the same company. I love that product, it is so effective at killing weeds and reducing return rate for future weeds in those areas because it truly gets to the root system. This product seemed to work the same way but with one problem, if the weeks were near pavement or my house, there is an orange stain still 6 months later. I have even tried to wash it off with no effect. Even rocks and dirt will show the discoloration. I get this is helpful if you want to know where you applied it, but I'd recommend a hard pass unless you are only applying to lawns, maybe that works because you cut the stain eventually!

You can almost watch the weeds die. Great stuff!

The formula changed and it isn’t working like my last bottle.

Needed to get rid of the clover in the yard because my dog is really allergic to bee stings. Had not tried this brand before but one application really wilted the flowers and leaves nicely. I applied later in the day in full sun with no chance of rain over the next 2 days. By next morning, I could really see a difference. I feel like this is a safer option to spray since I have dogs on the lawn. I expect to have to spot treat throughout the summer because the clover spreads so quickly, but I think this will really help keep the clover from flowering as much. Will buy again.