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Finally Get Rid of That Bright Green Weed
If you have bright green, faster-growing weed popping up in your lawn, it’s probably nutsedge (also called nutgrass). And most weed killers won’t touch it.
SedgeHammer Plus is designed specifically to kill nutsedge by working its way down to the root—so it doesn’t just come back again.
Visible yellowing may begin within 7–14 days. Complete control takes a few weeks.
Prefer a spreader application? See Vexis Granular Nutsedge Control.
SedgeHammer Plus provides targeted, professional-level control when standard lawn weed products fail.
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| Active Ingredient | Halosulfuron-methyl 5% |
|---|---|
| Lawn Types | Tall fescue, Bermuda, Zoysia, St. augustine, Centipede, Northern cool-season |
| Special Features | Works to kill yellow and purple nutsedge and kyllinga |
| Application Rate | |
| Time to Apply | Summer, Spring |
| Delivery System | Dispersible Granules |
| For Use In | Turf Grass |
| Brand | Gowan |
Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 35 reviews.
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"Did not work at all."
"Killed the weeds in about 7 days"
"It's been one week since application. The Sedge is turning yellow. Hopefully, "death" will occur in the next week."
"I can't see where it seems to be working. I am sorry"
"Haven't done a total spray but dud spot spray and its working like a charm thanks"
"I had some pretty large areas of that weed in my lawn and it killed it all! Great product, thanks"
"Ok I guess . I may be expecting too much. I thought it would work faster"
"Excellent, works great. I am wondering when the mixed solution is usable since it is a one time mix. Otherwise I am happy with the results."
"totally ineffective, waste of time and money"
"Works as shown in the description. You think that it is not going to kill the sedge. But after about 5 days you can see the decline. Once mowed it is gone and did not affect the lawn."