Yes weed b gone is the bomb on creeping Charlie

Ah I see the not so passive aggressives are here with their comments. Look, his channel his posts. He recommended pulling out the invasive when you can, so lighten up. You don't like it if he uses chemicals to assist, DON'T watch the video.

Thanks for the video. Question in terms of using preemergent for crabgrass (I have a ton of it) - does it only prevent the seed from germinating only for the year the preemergent is applied, or does it prevent germination for as long as the seed is there? In other words, if you used preemergent in the spring and it stops a seed from germinating, will it germinate if you don’t use preemergent the following year?

I really wish I had seen this before. I applied the WRONG product to my yard, & now for the next few weeks will be reseeding large patches of where clover/charle (and also actual grass) once were.

Forget it. I have a 12000 sq ft property do you expected me to try to remove crab grass and creeping Charlie by hand. Forget it I know what to. There is no crab grass or creeping Charlie in my yard this summer. I worked on it all yr.

I’ve heard clover is a sign of low nitrogen.

Just say no to chemicals and cancer. Lawn companies want to spray and go to make those quick bucks. Put on space suit and say sh&t is safe for your yard yet no animals go there on ground or above. That should tell you something. Then there are the blow and mow companies. I have a good one but need to find in addition a landscaper individual that only takes on so many jobs and actually works the land the natural and healthy way. Companies do not want that because it takes a ton of time and they make very little money. That spray sh*t rains and gets washed down and overloads the storm drain systems for the counties and cities. All about videos or how to natural care for the lawn. Can't stand the videos on just spray chem sh*t and it will turn green in no time.

That's just asinine 👎

Or you could not care about weeds and not pollute the earth with the chemicals that you're using. My yard looks perfectly fine with five different types of plants growing. Everything's healthy and green. Not boring and dried up with chemicals like your lawn.