Bonide Sedge Ender Weed Killer Concentrate - Kills Weeds Fast & Easy!

Mike L.: I bought this to kill off some weeds in some specific areas of my yard. Following the directions, I put it in a pump sprayer and it worked perfectly. Took a little longer to see the effects from spraying it but within in a week the weeds were dying off.

United States on Oct 13, 2023

Mosquito: I don't mind applying this a couple times to ensure the nutgrass finally dies if that's what it takes. And believe me, it does work. I had a bunch growing in my flower bed and no matter how much I pulled and sprayed with other products it just continued to come back hardier than ever. Applying this stuff definitely shows the results. Be patient, it takes a few days for the affect to take hold, but it will and it does.

United States on Oct 10, 2023

Steve in Austin: Arrived in sealed bottle sealed in a plastic bag. Still the outgassing filled the garage with fumes and some leaked into the living area. Decided not to open bottle and returned promptly. Cannot comment on effectiveness so no stars deducted from my rating.

United States on Oct 02, 2023

Timothy R.: Works well if you mix at a ratio stronger than recommended. I found 4oz per gal worked better than 2.75 suggested on label.

United States on Sep 19, 2023

RedPill: This product is very deceptive. While it has a very high kill rate on visible nutsedge, it always returns. I used this for all of 2016 trying to kill off the nutsedge and it kept coming back, as well as Ortho for spot treatments. I was hoping that it would have weakened it to the point where it would die going into the winter, as by year end there was no visible nutsedge because I was all over it. Note that I have a large yard by the standards of most people reading this, so I've spent many many hours tediously going through the lawn in the same problem areas. Unless your infestation is so widespread that you can just leave your sprayer locked in the open position, it usually takes me about an hour to an hour and a half to use a gallon (5.5 oz mixed with a gal of water) on a seek and destroy session, and at peak I've gone through three gallons to cover the yard.

Now it is March 2017 and guess what, the nutsedge is appearing in all the same spots as last year. Because I've walked the lawn so many times spraying for nutsedge, I know exactly where to look for it. In fact, in certain parts of the lawn where there are single sprouts, I have this month found new growth in...

United States on Aug 26, 2016