BioAdvanced All-In-One Lawn Weed and Crabgrass Killer I, Concentrate, 40 oz

I take great pride my pristine landscaping and especially my lawncare, however neighbors who have properties on both sides of my property (I live on a city cul-de-sac) are very neglectful about performing any type of care when it comes to basic lawncare and especially their weed control. 'Crabgrass' being the nastiest of their spreading invaders that take hold and attempt to creep into my lawn area. The first two images are of their typical Crabgrass infestations; these Crabgrass patches happen to be in the curb-strips between the sidewalk and the street (which the city really owns, so I can then treat). These have been steadily creeping my way, so using a hand-pump sprayer, I mixed 4-oz's of the 'BioAdvanced All-In-One Lawn Weed and Crabgrass Killer' to 1 gallon water and I sprayed these patches twice over a two-day period and I'm happy to say that as soon as day three that it's already working as the centers of are turning brown and dying. So, when you spray, hit them hard and a second application on the next day is really good insurance. The new 'work from home' environment keeps people in their houses and unfortunately lawncare isn't inside, so lawncare gets neglected! Bad neighbors!

So our brand new sod started getting weeds, in just half of the yard, and after almost 2 months of meticulously pulling them (on our hands and knees to make sure we got all of them and EVERY darn day)- they were still there and seemed to be even more of them. And now they were spreading to the other half! Turns out they were bindweeds (a morning glory vine weed and very invasive). On one of the sites I found they suggested this product. It worked!!! ❤ I did use more than suggested (it didn't look like the yard was fully covered so I made sure), and it didn't work right away. I gave it a week and some of them were dead so I figured I would wait the two weeks and reapply if needed. Towards the end of the second week they were ALL dead!! And all the other types of weeds we had around the border of the yard. It has now been over a month and we no longer have to pull weeds. (Haven't had to pull any since the weed killer took effect) Would HIGHLY recommend.

I bought this to rid my yard of spurge. Nasty things. I sprayed this and things started dying in a couple of days. They look unhappy almost immediately nut in a couple of days the leaves turn brown. Then they stop standing up so the are not as easy to see from across the yard. After a week or ten days, problem almost solved. I do not get 100% but my problem was large. I am down to a few here and there. Not sure how the crabgrass goes. Very good product and I bought more. I assume they will keep coming back. I assume one of my neighbors need to buy this.

Chamber bitter weed is not listed but I tried it anyway. The yard was rapidly being taken over by this ugly annoying weed. Knocked out chamber bitter infestation in one pass. One bottle 32oz of this concentrate attached to water hose end covered over 5000sq ft. Applying a second pass just to be sure.

I bought three of these to use in 2 different locations. I mixed accordingly and constantly shook my sprayer. Measured out my lawn for square footage. Sorta kind of worked. Definitely not to my liking. Back to Torocity. The whiteness of torocity kill pattern frustrates me, but it works. The inconsistency of All in One frustrates me more.

Plumbing work tore up our backyard, and dock weed took over. Both curly leaved and broad leaved. Big, huge Jurassic looking bastards just trying to flower and take over the entire neighborhood, once they dominated and suppressed all my pretty plants. I asked my father what I could do? Constantly cutting them down didn't help, I wasn't about to dig up 500 plants with taproots 5 feet long, and the brush killer I have for poison ivy and trees of heaven wasn't doing anything. Dad suggested this stuff. I mixed some up in a spray bottle and tested it on a broad leaf dock in the front yard that was competing with my hostas. I carefully sprayed the leaves of the weed, making sure to saturate them, and within two to three weeks, the weed was completely gone. So I attacked the jungle in the back. Because some of the weeds in the back are ENORMOUS it's taking a few applications, and may take all summer to kill, BUT THEY ARE DYING. And that's all I care about. Trees of heaven and dock weed can burn. This stuff at least gets the dock.

Followed directions and the product was distributed. Noticed wilting of some weeds right away, but that was it. Weeds and crabgrass continued to grow. Tried again 2 weeks later with 2.5 oz/gal and results were the same. Now looking for some real crabgrass killer to do the job.

Kills crabgrass without hurting the lawn. I seems like it also works on foxtail. Broadleaf weeds as well.