Ortho WeedClear Lawn Weed Killer Ready to Spray: For Northern Lawns, 32 oz.

Super stuff! Your lawn will finally be free of those pesky weeds that usually come back. And it’s easy to use, a big plus.

I give this 3 stars & yes it kills the weeds & isn't suppose to harm the grass on the lawn. Well it also killed parts of my lawn along with the weeds. Easy to use but I am not happy that is killed some of my grass on the lawn.

Moved into a new house and treated the lawn immediately. The lawn was almost completely covered in crabgrass, oxalis, and plantains. When you spray it on you won't see much of a difference in the first week. The weeds will start to yellow and shrivel up. Within 2 to 3 weeks most of the weeds will die. If your yard is full of weeds you will likely need a second treatment in about 3 to 4 weeks. After that 95% of weeds are dead. It does not do a good job on nutsedge but there is an ortho product just for that. It also does not kill moss.

This stuff WILL kill weeds of many types, even that pesky crabgrass we all hate with a passion. I sprayed it with skepticism, because other products I’ve used may as well have been placebo juices, granules and pellets. A few days later, I notice that it did indeed kill A LOT of weeds, and crabgrass. Problem is, I guess I didn’t really realize how much of my yard was weeds 😂 So now there are these bare spots all over that requires reseeding. Ahh, the joys of horticulture, and landscaping….As an adult, homeowner, and do it myselfer, I have realized that growing a beautiful, lush yard is no easy feat, and requires YEARS of battling weeds, and nursing grasses. In the end, it’s all worth it to stand back and know you created your own oasis from start to finish. In short, this product works if you follow the directions. It will also require you to do this several times because weeds all have to be active for this to work. That means that you kinda have to do this at least 3 times. Spring, summer, and fall. Then next year, there will be less weeds, but you may even need to do the entire cycle over again. Weeds are very, very persistent. One bottle does go a long way though, so great coverage. Easy to spray. I had no leaks. Just be sure to seat the rubber seal well before attaching it to the hose. I would give it 5 stars, but I deducted a star because they don’t tell you that you have to repeatedly use this in order to get ALL of the weeds. That miscommunication is why people think the product doesn’t work. Oh, and mowing the day before applying helps a bit too, but be careful not to overspray one area or you can also burn your grass. lol, it’s all such a delicate process, but you have to remember you are forcing nature against it’s free will and that isn’t easy. Be patient, do research, and follow directions. I hope this review helps you 😊

This product was recommended by a friend who has a nice lawn. He said that it did a good job of killing weeds at his place. My back yard, here in Texas, is all Bermuda and is strong and thick. However, there is one area in which an infestation of some kind of a small-leaf clover has begun to grow enough so that it looks poised to crowd out the grass. My experience with weed killers that claimed not to damage grass has not been good, so I did not hold out great expectations for this one. To my surprise, though, it has done a very good job of killing most of the clover as well as a few other assorted weeds. There is still a bit of clover left which does not (fortunately) look healthy, so I will be making a second application. Some of the grass did lose a bit of its nice green in favor of a more yellow tone, but it was a small amount of grass and it seems to be coming back nicely. Even though I plan a second application, it has done what it said it would. Two small chinks in the Score: First, the hose connects to the bottle and when the water is turned on, it pulls the weed killer out into the water stream with it. My beef with this arrangement is that there is no adjustment on the amount of product that is sprayed. It would be nice if some adjustment mechanism was provided. Second, i that I accidentally sprayed a little on the end of a Boxwood hedge and it almost immediately (as in the next day) turned some of the leaves brown. It did not occur to me that it would consider Boxwood to be a weed. My fault, but a warning on the label would be nice. As with all weed killers, though, it did not cover near as much area as it claimed, that being 5,000 sq fr. I got probably 1,500 square feet from 2 bottles. If there was an adjustment on the bottle, I could have varied it, of course.