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

I communicated with ortho company to recommend the product that will eliminate nutsedge they informed me to get this product and I followed the steps as recommended, but unfortunately no effect no result. Moreover, they told me to ask amazon to refund!!!. How can be that ?! The product is fully consumed based on their instructions!!!!!

Item delivered as expected. This product works well for grass in my flowerbeds.

I have a quite uncontrollable grass infestation in one part of my garden and have tried to dig it out many times without success. I purchased 2 Grass-B-Gone as a last resort because I did not know what else to do save killing everything in the areas with strong weedkiller and starting all over again. I am please to say this stuff really worked. However I needed to put 4 separate applications (but there is a lot of grass) and it has taken a few weeks for it to die back but it has worked. I have just bought another one to make sure the grass does get finished off once and for all.

long delivery time as maybe not available in UK?? it does work but soon used up spraying onto tall grass coming through other plants -- difficult to get enough spray on the thin grass. also very expensive .. but provided you can coat the grass it will kill it and not damage the other plants.

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.