Ortho 0438580 Grass B Gon Garden Grass Killer Ready-To-Use, 24-Ounce

I have used this on impossible to weed grass that was growing in lilies, primrose, violets, and even my hardy prickly pears. The grass took 2 weeks to die but it is gone and everything else is growing well.

I was told over and over that the Bermuda grass taking over my bedding/bark mulch areas would be a nightmare to get rid of. This was suggested to me and it worked! It took several days and I had to repeat spray on areas that might have been missed.It killed the Bermuda grass and didn't harm my flowers or shrubs. I was quite pleased with the results.

Works, but you may need to reapply. Still, it beats having to pull the grass!

If you follow the directions it works. Grass has been gone for 2 years now in my garden bed.

I purchased Grass-B-Gon to kill grass and weeds coming up through the junipers in my shrub bed. On all of my pre-purchase research, it said "read the package to see which plants you should NOT use Grass-B-Gon on. I specifically looked for JUNIPERS. I could not find ANY information on Ortho's website or anywhere specifically telling which products not to use the product on...so I bought the product and read the label when I received it. The label said do NOT use the product on Junipers as it will kill the junipers. So, I had to BUY the product to find out that I couldn't use it on my intended application. I complained to Ortho (makers of Roundup) about about this practice and they refunded my purchase price plus tax but not the shipping. SO.... for those folks who are buying this product to use it to kill grass coming up through low growth junipers (my variety is Blue Carpet), forget it. Ortho should provide all that information in product advertising so people can make an informed decision. I still have the Grass-B-Gon (unused) and will use it to kill grass in areas where there are no shrubs.... similar to Roundup. As far as I am concerned, I should have just purchased Roundup instead of wasting my money on Grass-B-Gon.

It takes several applications to kill the weeds amongst my flowers but what is out there on the market I don't know what else to use. I do have to keep up with the battle. It is not a one and done thing.

Kills my garden grass when it gets out of hands. Hands down my go too. Give the product time to work and kill the grass. Once dead, grass want be growing for a while.

This Works! I have a terrible invasion of Bermuda grass in a landscaped non-grass area after removing a large tree exposing the area to direct sunlight in Southern California. Did not see any results (The "leaves" will turn brown) until about 10 days after the first application. Directions state to re-apply after 7 days and do not cut the "grass" during this period. One 24 oz bottle does not cover much of an area as you must spray directly on the "leaves". I have a approximately 200+ sqft area and one 24 oz bottle was not enough for one application. I would recommend buying 4 24's or the 40 oz container if you have the same or more than a small area like mine. Product does not seem to affect any of the other plants as well! Will be interesting to see if this very invasive grass comes back as rissoles(?sp) grow up to 1 foot underground making any mechanical removal virtually impossible in a developed area. Well, about a year later and the dreaded Bermuda grass has not come back. There is some reside of the dead grass but is fading away.