OrthoOrtho Nutsedge Killer for Lawns Ready-to-Spray, 32 fl. oz.- Pack of 2

Super happy about this product. This is the easy way to kill off Nutsedge and also Dollar weed at the same time. No mixing. No having to get a pump sprayer. Just attach to your garden hose and turn it on. Spray all over your lawn wherever you have sedge and dollar weed and aim especially for the weeds. I had some Dallas grass as well and it killed it. You have to be patient wait a couple or 3 days and you will see the sedge start to turn yellow and then brown and die. Love this. So easy.

Thus worked like a charm! Lawn was overtaken by nutsedge and it was all killed within a week. No general week killer spray had any effect, so I was thrilled to find this one that specifically addressed my problem.

I've had nutsedge come up periodically in and around my lawn for the past three years or so. This product really does work (kills the nutsedge without harming the grass around it), but I've bought about 4 bottles in the past few years and this last one I bought from Amazon was defective and spewed the product out where the hose was joined (and all over me). Not good.The bottle/applicator has always been a bit of a pain to screw onto the hose (meaning it works, but it can be a bit of a struggle or more of a struggle than it should be), but today's brand new bottle was just plain defective in some way. Even with the hose tight it was spewing water (and chemicals) out at the join and all around me/on me.I'll buy it again, because it really does work, but Ortho should go back to the drawing board on the bottle/applicator.

### Amazon Review for Ortho Nutsedge Killer for Lawns Ready-To-Spray, 32 fl. oz.I recently purchased the Ortho Nutsedge Killer for Lawns, and I couldn't be happier with the results! This product is a game-changer for anyone struggling with stubborn nutsedge in their yard.First off, the ready-to-spray feature makes application incredibly convenient. I simply attached the bottle to my hose, and it was ready to go. No mixing or complicated setup required!After just a few days, I started to see a noticeable difference in my lawn. The nutsedge began to wilt and turn brown, and within a week, it was completely gone! I was impressed by how quickly and effectively it worked, especially considering how invasive nutsedge can be.Additionally, I appreciate that it's safe for use on my lawn without harming other grass types. Just follow the instructions, and you’re good to go!Overall, I highly recommend Ortho Nutsedge Killer for anyone dealing with this pesky weed. It's effective, easy to use, and has made a significant difference in the health of my lawn. Definitely worth the investment!

Highly effective; works fast; multiple times purchased due to neighbors not attending to lawn issues. highly recommend.

When I first saw this nasty weed I tried regular Weed B Gone. It didn't touch it. Then I took some of it to the local nursery and asked them what it was. (Don't waste your time with Depot or Lowes, they're useless.) They told me what's used to treat it but suggested I get a professional to do it as Nutsedge is a nasty weed that can take over the neighborhood, never mind your lawn alone. Well it didn't take over the neighborhood but it destroyed my lawn big time. This product works but it may take two applications and if you over do it, it your grass will be gone along with the Nutsedge. I read where others had same issue with this chemical. Ortho and the professional said that it shouldn't happen but it did.

I purchased this weed killer because I read it might work for "quack grass." Since it was hose-end and sprayed out it was easier to direct it and concentrate it in areas I wanted as opposed to granules shooting out of a spreader. Results were not immediate--it took awhile and then it was about a 50/50 result, some weeds withered and others probably needed a 2nd application but the spray was all used up. Also, it killed some new grass that was coming up in some sparse areas. As for the "quack grass" no change--that stuff can be really difficult to get rid of once it invades and before it spreads. Digging up to get all the roots (which can be a royal pain in the GRass) or smothering the stuff with black plastic (which can also kill healthy grass amidst the quack grass) or Glyphosate which has its own set of safety and health issues. Maybe, this stuff works better if you don't have a big varied weed infestation. I have used some other brands were the results were somewhat better.

Worked great on the nutsedge in my yard. It turned yellow after a couple of days, then turned brown and died within about 7 - 10 days. Did not harm my common bermuda.