BioAdvanced All-In-One Lawn Weed and Crabgrass Killer I, Ready-to-Use, 1 Gal

If you've ever battled bindweed then this product is your friend. Bindweed field are these vine-like nasties that grow in no time, root down several feet, crawl up every living thing, suck the life out of them and regrow faster than Robin William's beard. We have lost several trees to this vine--big ones that sometimes fall on our house and are taking over the rest of our trees. But this product kills it. The reason I'm so emphatic about this product is that it is a serious risk due to it's tendency to make all our trees fall on our house. And that's not even mentioning it's complete takeover of our yard and grass. The problem is it kills what you spray it on so quickly that it doesn't have time to get down into the roots and kill the source. So if you have Bindweed the best idea I've read is to ball the ends up and put it in buckets with diluted Bindweed killer so it will soak it up slowly. Even put some fertilizer in the solution so the weed will be motivated to soak it up. Lastly, be patient. Killing bindweed is a long-term project which will go a lot better with this product on your side. Oh yeah -- it kills every other weed I spray it on too.

Good product, but be prepared that it will need multiple treatments - like 6-8 - to get results. You’ll go through this container quickly.

Found out after reading the fine print that it turns St. Augustine Grass yellow and if too much is applied kills it. Also does the same to Bermuda grass. At least the spray bottle has two settings, stream and spray. If you use pin point accuracy on the crab grass you can get away with using it on the two Florida Grasses. It does kill crap grass, but sometimes requires two applications. The spay bottle trigger is too small if you have big hands. Much more cost efffective to buy the concentrated versions which makes gallons you can find if you look for it. You can buy it for under $9.00 special order. There you have the Lowes down on crab grass killer.

This product is slow by design, but it kills weeds methodically and permanently. Thistle cannot be dug out or pulled, the same for dandelions. If you leave just a spec of the tap root the weeds grow right back. I have gotten rid of thistle in many places including the entrance to our subdivision. I have used both the pre-mixed and the condensed. When the gallon was empty I added the condensed to the gallon container and used a little more than the directions called for to 1 gallon of water and watched the weeds disappear quicker. Adding more than the directions works great in mulch but stay away from the flowers. The liquid needs to be sprayed on the leaves of weeds, the leaves absorb the solution and the weeds shrivel up and disappear. Apply when weeds are dry and do not water, you will wash off the solution. I love this product and have used it for many years.

Doesn’t work! Don’t purchase!

Use on limestone for weed control. Works great and fast.

This product works very well on quite a few weeds in addition to those lurking in the grass. Because of the nature of being sensitive to grasses, it cannot work immediately, it takes time to 'overcharge' the growth of the weeds, hence killing them gradually. It's my preferred product. Do make sure that the vendor is not overcharging you. I didn't pay attention, and paid more than twice the list price [Varsity Line Products].

We had crab grass sprouting up in patches in our lawn, we think it got there from some fertilizer we put down. Anyway we tried this product, bayer 704125A, gave it several applications and all that happened was some areas turned a little brown. it seems to me there is only one way to fight crab grass, hand to hand combat. Dig it out individually with a garden tool or replace larger area's with new turf. This may well take a while, depending upon the extent perhaps over a year, but it works....

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