Monterey Turflon Ester Specialty Herbicide - Controls Annual & Perennial Broadleaf Weeds - 1 Pint - Apply Using a Sprayer Following Mix Instructions

The product arrived on time. I have not applied it yet this year. But if it works as well as in the past. It'll be great.

Muy bueno

First day I could see Bermuda wilting and getting yellow, this stuff is pretty impressive and very selective. Will update at the end of whole treatment, 1 application of 3 to go so far.

You really have to know about this product, what it is supposed to do, how to apply it, and what it is supposed to do. I found out about these things from the Utah State University site that discussed it. https://extension.usu.edu/files/publications/factsheet/pub__8437369.pdf#1 You have to CONSTANTLY shake the sprayer if you put it in a tank sprayer. The product tell you that it will NOT stay mixed so you have to CONSTANTLY shake the sprayer if your put it in a tank sprayer.#2 It TEMPORARILY TOP kills Bermuda grass. NOT EVEN ROUND UP PERMANENTLY KILLS BERMUDA GRASS. The roots have rhizomes which even with repeated applications (five applications over 3 months, and some of it still came back) of Round Up do not completely die. The DIFFERENCE is if you spray this product on the lawn it top kills the Bermuda grass and not your lawn grass.#3 IF you have Bermuda grass starting, you can spray this product every three weeks to top kill the Bermuda grass, and cut your lawn at the recommend 2.5 to 3.5 inches (3.5 is better) so that the taller Bluegrass can starve the lower growing Bermuda grass out over time. The problem is you will ALWAYS have to watch for Bermuda grass, because nothing kills it. YOU HAVE TO KEEP AHEAD OF THE BERMUDA GRASS.#4 IF the Bermuda grass is TOO THICK and you spray it, it kills the Bermuda grass and you have a brown lawn. IF the If you re-seed, when you spray this product on young grass, it will kill that too. IF Bermuda grass has already choked out your bluegrass, the only way I know of restoring a blue grass lawn is to spray the lawn with round up, several times until everything is dead, dead, dead. Then you will probably have to put biodegradable soap on your lawn and water it a lot to get rid to roundup residue. (This happens when you put REPEATED applications of Round Up on) Then cut out the old sod and RE-Sod your lawn. This restores the bluegrass BUT you will have to watch the lawn closely because the Bermuda grass WILL return. WHEN it does you use this to product to keep top killing the Bermuda grass and keep it under control. HOWEVER if you let the Bermuda grass get ahead of you, you have to again kill and resod your lawn.Do not believe the “using the sun” to kill it. After I Round Uped the lawn, I had 1/8 steel plate that I put over the dead lawn, and left it there for over a month. The steel was so hot that you could not touch it. Guess what, after reseeding the lawn, some of the Bermuda is still coming back!!So YES this product will TEMPORARILY TOP KILL Bermuda grass in your lawn IF you apply it correctly, IF apply it religiously every three weeks, and IF you cut your bluegrass at 3.5 inches long and ONLY IF you have enough bluegrass/fescue to be thick enough to choke out the Bermuda grass.Bottom line is Bermuda grass sucks and you cannot get rid of it. If you have enough lawn grass you can control it to the point where there is none, but eventually it will be back.

I recently had the opportunity to try the Monterey LG 5512 Turflon Ester Specialty Herbicide Concentrate Broadleaf Weed Killer for Lawns, and I must say, I am highly impressed with its performance. First of all, the 8 oz size of the concentrate is perfect for small to medium-sized lawns. It provides enough product to effectively treat a significant area without wasting any excess. The Turflon Ester formulation is specifically designed to target and eliminate broadleaf weeds, which can be a common nuisance in lawns. I found that it effectively controlled various types of broadleaf weeds, including dandelions, clover, and chickweed. The application process was easy and straightforward. I mixed the concentrate with water according to the instructions and used a sprayer to evenly distribute the solution over the affected areas. Within a few days, I noticed a significant reduction in the presence of weeds, and after a couple of weeks, they were completely eliminated. One of the things I appreciate about this herbicide is that it is selective, meaning it primarily targets broadleaf weeds while leaving the desirable grass unharmed. This is crucial in maintaining a healthy and attractive lawn. Furthermore, the Turflon Ester Specialty Herbicide Concentrate is fast-acting. It starts to show results within a short period, which is great for those who want to see quick improvements in their lawn's appearance. I also found the product to be long-lasting. It provided effective weed control for an extended period, preventing the weeds from regrowing and ensuring that my lawn remained weed-free. Overall, I highly recommend the Monterey LG 5512 Turflon Ester Specialty Herbicide Concentrate Broadleaf Weed Killer for Lawns. It is a reliable and efficient solution for anyone looking to eliminate broadleaf weeds and maintain a beautiful lawn.

I found this product 4 yrs ago after searching for a viable, low maintenance solution to controlling bermuda grass (not technically the same as wiregrass, but often interchanged) in my tall fescue lawn. I live in Charlotte, NC, and we mainly have fescue lawns though the climate also supports hot weather grasses like bermuda. I have nothing but A+ reviews for this product for controlling bermuda grass in my fescue lawn without harming the fescue. It will also control other tough weeds like African Violet, which the commonly available box-store brands can't touch (though they claim to - they suck compared to this). It will not eradicate bermuda, but, you will not know you have it after using this product. After 1-2 yrs, the stuff tries to come back in little patches; just apply another spraying and you're good for another 1-2 yrs. The only solution I've found short of digging up the entire lawn and re-sodding from scratch.

Is good

Burned my grass, I should have spot tested.