Spectracide Weed & Feed 20-0-0 (Ready-to-Spray) (32 fl oz), 1 pack

Great stuff! Least expensive, really good weed-n-feed!

The product has killed most weeds when I put on the lawn in the fall. I will put more down in March.

This product was purchased to try and rid my lawn of some horrendous weeds that are common this year where I live. I do not want to spend a fortune so I decided to try this. This cannot be any easier to apply. Just hook up the hose and go. Pay attention, develop a pattern and work backwards. All you have to do is spray to wet the grass. Once it dries you are good. These products do not work immediately. They take several weeks to start the browning and up to a month to completely work. The reason to lose one star is I am going to have to apply a second round because not all the weeds were killed. This is not uncommon. Because this is formulated to not kill the grass, some stubborn weeds are just stunted. I will go and get an even less expensive brand to finish off the job. Keep in mind that spraying this in the wind is going to give you results you didn't want. I also recommend spraying this at least a week or two before you plant any garden plants. Tomatoes are extremely sensitive to this. The finest droplets will cause leaf curl very fast and they may not recover. If applied at the right time this is an effective option. Just be prepared to get a second round because they just aren't formulated that strong. That is ok with me because two doses cost less that half of one month's treatment by a professional.

I'll admit I've left my lawn get taken over by weeds during the first two years in our new home. I used spot weed killer but half a bottle didn't even cover the entire front yard. So I tried a shotgun approach with this product. It feeds the grass while killing the weeds. The weeds are turning white and dying off. I ordered two bottles because I didn't know how far this spray would go. One bottle sprays my entire yard (front, back, sides) around my 2400 sq. ft house. I included birdseye's pictures of my house that I hope helps people see how much this can spray. Half my backyard didn't need to be sprayed because it is wooded. It is super easy to use. Pull out the hose, connect, and spray. I sprayed during the evening when it was just at 85 degrees (do not use over this temperature). I didn't water my yard the day before. This weekend the temperature is going down and there is going to be rain and I will use the second bottle to make sure the weeds stay down. The liquid does have a salty smell similar to other weed killers I've used. One thing I did notice was I could smell this days after application when I stepped outside. It has some longevity! Overall, I'm happy. For around $8, it was worth a shot. This product isn't the end all be all. It didn't kill some weeds but it makes it much easier to spot kill weeds now. I don't know if it really fed my grass. We'll see. I'm more concerned with the weeds. It is one weapon in my arsenal against the war on weeds. Pros: Price, Easy to use, Long lasting, Feeds maybe? Cons: Doesn't kill all weeds, Salty smell while and after usage but not too bad

work on most weeds; had to treat 3 times for lawn violets, but lawn violets are very, very hard to kill. Fertilizer part shows after 2 weeks and some rain. Really shows after 3 weeks and more rain. Like it. easy to use. excellent spray bottle and nozzle.

I used this Spectracide Weed and Feed effectively a year ago to eliminate a large white clover patch in our Kentucky Bluegrass backyard. The grass was unharmed. This year we noticed something that looks like clover, but turned out to be oxalis. It is similar in appearance to clover but has yellow flowers. It was present the previous year but I didn't focus on it. Oxalis is believed to be more difficult to remove than clover. This year I used the spray in a similar pattern - an initial spray, this time over just the oxalis and then two more times with a week or so between sprayings. Unfortunately, the oxalis stayed quite green through all of this and showed no signs of wilting or browning. I tried one more time, and the spray damaged or killed our grass around the oxalis. The Kentucky Bluegrass clearly looks as though it is dead, though some of the roots may have survived, The oxalis is still quite green and prominent in this grass. I next decided to try Weed B Gon Chickweed, Clover, and Oxalis killer. After waiting about two weeks I used one spraying of the Weed B Gon over the oxalis and we noticed some browning and yellowing of the oxalis within 24 hours. I am hopeful this herbicide will be more effective and will wait and see. Weed B Gon uses Triclopyr instead of 2, 4-D. So maybe the Triclopyr is better than 2, 4-D type herbicides for killing oxalis.

Got rid of most weeds in my lawn but inadvertently killed most my lawn since it was made up of about 70% random grass looking weeds 😂. I'll tell you what though I did kinda think it was to be expected but trusted the process and essentially had nothing to lose and about in 8 weeks, applied beginning of april (probably not the best time), my lawn started looking like an actual lawn. Now there's no more dandelions or random weeds, just grass The first pic with all the grass is from March 24th. Keep in mind there is alot of weeds that make it look like grass and the second picture is from April 8th with most the weed in the grass almost all gone

This was good weed and feed, it provides good coverage and goes a long way. I was able to do quite a bit of our lawn. This did kill the clover weeds we had in our lawn so I was impressed. Its easy to setup and use. Its a great value and works very well.