ScottsWeed Control for Lawns, Weed Killer, Kills Over 200 Weed Types Including Dandelion and Clover, 5,000 sq. ft., 14 lbs.

I’m on my 2nd treatment, 1 month apart and I’m happy with the results.This product DOES kill weeds so if your yard is inundated with them, you’re likely to see large dead areas.Unfortunately, my yard was about 80% weeds so I have a ways to go.

Wrote a bad review before it got watered in. Took 2 applications but 1/2 acre full of dandelions are now gone! Keep dogs away until its well watered in, mine got sick for a day from digging up bones I didn't catch her till mit was too late.

I like how people say granular doesn't work! Granular takes awhile to work and you need a lot of rain and non compacted soil for granular to work. That's why you should use granular wait until it's watered in with rain then you spray with tenacity or something like that to combat all the weeds! Just one product will NOT combat weeds! Pray and spray baby!

I am utterly disappointed in this Scotts Weed Control for Dandelions and Clover.I usually only trust Scotts Brand products for my lawn care needs. I have solely believed in their products for many years and am always willing to spend the extra amount of money to receive a premium brand product..But this year, I got an infestation of small sized clover in my Bermuda lawn which I try to keep in really good shape in Southern California where temps are warm regularly..I tried various safe-for-grass type liquid weed control spot treatments and nothing seemed to work in killing the small sized clover infestation.I also tried Scotts Turf Builder Triple Action1 - Combination Weed Control, Weed Preventer, and Fertilizer and it too, did not kill this clover in my Bermuda lawn. NOTHING !I then resorted to this Scotts Weed Control for Lawns, Weed Killer, Kills Over 200 Weed Types Including Dandelion and Clover. At first, I spread it over the entire damp, wet lawn with a broadcast spreader and watched it for a few weeks to see if it would kill the clover. NOTHING happened to the clover.So I bought a second bag of this Scotts product as it says on the package that it KILLS CLOVER and I spot treated each and every clover infested area (patches) with it again. I waited a few weeks to see if it was effective and it slightly killed some of the clover, but by the next mowing, the clover came back. I applied a 3rd treatment of this Scotts Weed Control for Lawns, Weed Killer for Dandelion and Clover. This 3rd treatment again, was a targeted spot treatment for each and every area of the clover infestation (small patches)..... NOTHING. No Results !So here I am out of a bunch of money for stupidly buying 2 large bags of this product because I believed in Scotts Products for years. I can't tell you how frustrated I am and now, I have no idea now, how to get rid of this clover infestation without feeling that anything I buy, will be a total waste of money.You have been warned ! This does NOT work on small sized clover. I followed the Scotts Instructions EXACTLY. I am COMPLETELY disappointed in Scotts Products now and I wonder if the environmentalists have made Scotts, re-formulate their products to the point of ineffectiveness. I am going to try other brands now and give up on Scotts after this very trying and disappointing experience with their product.

Seems like it killed about half the weeds but the other half is healthy and showing out

Great product it does what it says it will do

Seems to have worked

Well, its been 2 weeks, we've had 2 rains, nothing has been improved weed wise.. Still have the same weeds, I think they are better than before...