Finally, my lawn is tall fescue, and not one blade of grass was harmed (from what I can see)." A second application will be needed for his though.
I even sprayed it in my neighbors yard whose lawn is covered in weeds, and almost all of his are dead within one application. I applied two applications, but too be honest, one would have been enough. One week later, I do not have a single weed in my yard. I sprayed this stuff all over my yard, and within 24 hours I saw the weeds beginning to die. My yard was covered in clovers and dandelions. A customer had this to say, "I cannot say enough great things about this product. Some people testified to this product working very quickly. Again, fall and spring are ESTER herbicide season. Then come spring when the weeds try to revive from dormancy - BAM! poisoned breakfast! The second best time to spray an ester herbicide is from the time the weeds start growing in the spring up until they are in vernal bloom. Esters are fantastic at getting into the plants in just this manner. I would seriously recommend using this product during the late fall when the active perennial weeds are desperately trying to store nutrients/energy to survive the winter. Amine salt varieties are more suited for summer spraying as they are less volatile (but also less effective in general). And under such weather, this product drift and concentrate at recommended dosages that will burn even your grass. Volatility increases in hot dry conditions. A customer shared this piece of advice, "Despite this product claiming to be "low volatile", it is best not to spray the ESTER form of any weed killer at the peak intensity of summer. Some customers suggested applying this product, in the Fall if at all possible. Be careful Using It in the Heat of a Summer Day
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