How To Get Rid Of Crabgrass And Clover In The Lawn
Crabgrass and clover can a real nuisance for many of us while we trying to maintain a beautiful lawn. My husband and I had a terrible problem with clover and could not find any products that seemed to effectively take care of the weeds and not harm our beautiful St. Augustine grass. So I went searching on Youtube for an answer to this dilemma we were experiencing and I found this awesome video tutorial by Sliver Cymbal, where he guides the viewer step by step on how to mix and use his favorite weed killing mixture to effectively take care of weed problems with safe pet-friendly products that will not harm the other desired plants and grass.
Materials:
- Tenacity Weed Control (available online here)
- Surfactant (available online here)
- Dye Colorant (available online here)
- 2 Gallon Sprayer (available online here)
Directions:
This video tutorial is very descriptive and detailed about using this product formulation on your lawn. You will learn to use a non-toxic dye that mixes in with your herbicide that enables you to keep track of where you sprayed the Tenacity Weed Control so you do not overspray and harm your grass.
One week after you spray, the crabgrass and clover patches will turn pale but should integrate with the green in the rest of the lawn by the second week.
I am so excited about trying this new method, we have already ordered all the products online from DoMyOwn.com, the product links are in the description of the materials above.
