Using Roundup® Weed & Grass Killer Products Properly

Roundup® Landscape Weed Preventer is formulated to prevent weed seeds from germinating throughout your landscape. Not sure where you can use it? Allow us to enlighten you.

Before you get out there and start applying Roundup® Landscape Weed Preventer, check out these 3 simple tips.

Roundup Precision Gel^® is the most precise way to target garden weeds without harming nearby plants.

Using Roundup^® Weed & Grass Killer products the right way ensures that they work as effectively and safely as possible.

Roundup^® Weed & Grass Killer products work wonders in many of your outdoor areas. Whether it’s your patio, walkway, garden bed, or around trees, they’ll stop the weeds — guaranteed. Some of our products can even be used for larger projects like garden prepping or lawn renovation. Just remember, you shouldn’t treat any plants you want to keep, as these products stop any growing plant dead in its tracks.

With Roundup^® Weed & Grass Killer products, one application is usually all it takes to get rid of most pesky weeds. But sometimes, a different weed pops up.

When it comes to targeting weeds with precision, we like to keep things innovative with specialized applicators for our ready-to-use products. Whenever weeds come your way, equip yourself with the right applicator for the job.

Poison ivy loves to wreak havoc and make you itch. And because it packs a complex root system and a rash-inducing oil, it can be a pain to get rid of. Thankfully, there’s a method for controlling the madness. Survey problematic areas monthly during growing season (May through November) and look for new poisonous plants that might have appeared.

The Sure Shot^® Wand and the Comfort Wand^® are great at providing control when spraying weeds. Follow these simple steps and you’ll be on your way to stopping weeds with ease.

For best results, we recommend using Roundup^® Weed & Grass Killer products on dry, warm, wind-free days. But if it’s about to rain, fear not — all of our products should dry and become waterproof within 30 minutes to two hours — some even faster.

So, you’ve treated your weeds and now it’s time to get the good stuff growing again. How soon you need to wait before replanting depends on which product you used and what you want to grow. Follow these wait time guidelines to get your landscape back on track.

If you already own and love a Roundup^® Weed & Grass Killer product with a wand, then a refill container will be your best value.

Roundup^® Weed & Grass Killer concentrates are your best friend when it comes to treating large areas.