Scotts TouchUp Weed Control for Lawn (Dandelion, Clover, & Crabgrass Killer) (Not Sold in HI), 24 fl oz

This is a fantastic product! Kills the weeds close to your landscape beds but doesn’t kill your grass! Fantastic Product. A have a large yard with loads of perennial flower beds & this product gets rid of the clover, Creeping Charlie & any invasive weed that starts to trail into the beds. My only issue with this product is the price. Very expensive to purchase & it doesn’t go very far, but it does work. I have to be very careful with it because of the above mentioned problems. Prefect for folks that have small yards & small landscaped areas that need attention. Am now seriously focused on using products that will do the same job but with no harmful chemicals that will not harm our dwindling bee 🐝 population & 1 of our #1 pollinators out there that are being killed off by products like Roundup, etc. If anyone knows of a natural remedy that will not kill your grass, please leave me a comment! Thank you!

Works reasonable well

This product killed dandelions, but did not kill crab grass. It browned the crab grass in some areas but did not eradicate it. Only works for spot treating dandelions.

I received a bottle and used it on some weeds in my backyard. Seems to work as advertised.

I live in CA and this did not work on dandelions, clover, crabgrass, and other weeds in my lawn. I used a whole bottle to spray weeds for my recently seeded lawn that is 6 x 15 feet. The lawn smelled for two days so I knew it was applied. No rain in a week, temp was cool in 50-60s range. After 4-7 days some weeds started to get yellow but did not die. If it takes multiple rounds to kill normal weeds, then this is far more expensive than other products. I'm trying another product. This was a waste of money for my weed problem. Only upside, it did not kill my lawn.

I had a big patch of clover on my lawn and this was the only product I found that safely gets rid of it without harming my lawn. Just spray and wait. It has a built in surfactant so it sticks well to the clover. Note that it take time for it to work, like two weeks or so. At first nothing seems to happen, but then it starts turning brown, dies and disappears. Higher recommend!

Last September I had a new well put in at home and after that I planted a shade fescue around the well area. Shade fescue has small, soft blades of grass. The grass did well but I had a lot of dandelions mixed in with the new grass.I bought the Scott's dandelion spray and tried it on another area of my yard first to be safe. After about one week the weeds began to die, but were still very visible in the lawn. It did not hurt the grass around them. The old weeds would still have to be removed from the lawn after being killed.So after that I bought a dandelion remover tool that I got and it works just fine. It pulls out the plant and the root.One last note: the spray bottle leaked chemicals every time I sprayed it so that sucks too.

Worked exactly as was advertised. Good product.