Weed Killer for Kentucky Bluegrass Lawns

Selective weed killers that work great on Kentucky bluegrass. Control broadleaf weeds, sedges, and grassy weeds with professional-grade products backed by expert Lawn Synergy support.

Weed Killer for Kentucky Bluegrass Lawns — Kentucky bluegrass is a premium cool-season turf, but it takes the right weed control to keep it thick, dark green, and weed-free. This collection features selective herbicides that work great on Kentucky bluegrass, helping you control weeds without damaging your lawn when applied as directed.

Whether you’re dealing with clover, dandelions, crabgrass, ground ivy, nutsedge, or unwanted grasses, these professional-grade products are trusted by lawn care pros and serious DIY homeowners. You’ll also find spray additives that improve coverage and performance for more consistent results.

At Lawn Synergy, you’re not just buying a product—you’re getting access to expert support. If you’re unsure what to choose or how to mix and apply it, our team can help with product selection, mixing instructions, application timing, and best practices so you can get professional results without the guesswork.

Weeds This Collection Helps Control in Kentucky Bluegrass

  • Broadleaf weeds: dandelion, clover, chickweed, plantain, ground ivy (creeping charlie)
  • Sedges: yellow nutsedge and other sedge species
  • Grassy weeds: crabgrass, goosegrass, unwanted grasses
  • Tough weeds: violets, oxalis, wild onion, and deep-rooted broadleaf weeds

Quick Guide: Pick the Right Weed Killer

Weed Problem Great Product Options Why It Works
Clover, Dandelions & Broadleaf Weeds Triad Select, T-Zone SE, Q4 Plus, Lesco 3-Way, De-Amine 4, Trimec (granular) Selective broadleaf herbicides that target weeds while protecting Kentucky bluegrass
Ground Ivy (Creeping Charlie) & Violets Triclopyr 4 Ester, T-Zone SE, Q4 Plus Triclopyr-based options help control waxy, deep-rooted weeds
Nutsedge SedgeHammer, Vexis(granular) Targets sedges specifically and is widely used on cool-season lawns
Crabgrass & Some Grassy Weeds Q4 Plus, Quintesstial Strong post-emergent option for crabgrass control in many turf scenarios
Unwanted Grasses (Specialty Use) Fusilade II, Ornamec, Ethofumasate, Vexis Specialty herbicides for specific grassy weed situations—selection and timing matter
Better Coverage & Better Results Spray Booster Helps sprays stick and spread for improved absorption and performance

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these weed killers safe for Kentucky bluegrass?

Yes—these products are commonly used on Kentucky bluegrass when applied according to the label. Always follow rates, temperature guidelines, and turf restrictions.

What’s the best weed killer for clover in Kentucky bluegrass?

Triad Select, Lesco 3-Way, De-Amine 4, and T-Zone SE are great options depending on the weed mix and severity.

What should I use for ground ivy (creeping charlie) or violets?

Products containing triclopyr (like Triclopyr 4 Ester and some multi-way mixes) are often the best choice for waxy, deep-rooted weeds.

What kills nutsedge in Kentucky bluegrass?

SedgeHammer is a trusted option for nutsedge control on cool-season lawns.

Do I need a surfactant or spray additive?

Often, yes. A spray adjuvant like Spray Booster can improve coverage, sticking, and absorption—especially on mature or waxy weeds.