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Dandelion Doom Lawn Weed Killer - Starter Pack
$32
1 - 5 oz. concentrate bottle + reusable pouch + wand sprayer Covers up to 224 sq. ft.
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Your grass stays, weeds don't
Dandelion Doom is an iron-based lawn safe weed killer for dandelions, clover, chickweed, and thistle. Weeds absorb too much iron and brown out. Your grass takes it in slowly and greens up instead. A post-emergent biopesticide, it handles visible weeds, not future ones. Build a Custom Lawn Plan for the full picture.
What makes Dandelion Doom different
- Iron-based formula, no harsh chemicals
- Visible results within hours of spraying
- Your lawn stays green (actually gets greener)
- Suppresses dollar spot, rust, and snow mold
- Reusable pouch and sprayer for repeat use
- EPA-registered biopesticide
Ingredients
The active ingredient is FeHEDTA, a chelated form of iron. It overwhelms broadleaf weeds while your grass absorbs it gradually and uses it as a nutrient. That is why weeds brown out and your lawn greens up.
How to use
Apply between 50 to 85 degrees F when no rain is expected for 3 or more hours.
- Pour one full bottle of concentrate into the reusable pouch and attach the sprayer.
- Fill pouch to the 1-gallon mark with your hose. Secure cap and shake well.
- Spray onto weeds until all leaves are entirely covered.
- Repeat in 3 to 4 weeks, or as needed. Store your sprayer and pouch for future use.
When should I apply Dandelion Doom to my lawn?
Dandelion Doom works best when applied between 50 to 85 degrees F on a dry day with no rain expected for 3 or more hours.
The longer it sits on the weed leaves, the better. Spring and fall are the most common times to spray, when broadleaf weeds are actively growing.
Will Dandelion Doom damage my grass?
Dandelion Doom is a selective broadleaf herbicide, so it targets weeds while leaving grass alone.
Grass absorbs iron slowly and tolerates higher amounts. Weeds take in too much iron too quickly, which causes them to dry out. Your lawn may actually look greener after application.
What weeds does Dandelion Doom control?
Dandelion Doom controls broadleaf weeds including dandelions, clover, chickweed, thistle, creeping charlie, plantain, oxalis, and English daisy, plus moss, algae, and lichens.
It also suppresses lawn diseases like dollar spot, rust, and snow mold.
How long does Dandelion Doom take to work?
Dandelion Doom shows visible results on some weeds within hours of application.
Fully drenched weeds respond within 24 hours depending on the size and maturity of the plant. Repeat treatment every 3 to 4 weeks as needed.
Can I use Dandelion Doom with other Sunday products?
Dandelion Doom can be applied before or after lawn fertilizer. Let it dry completely before applying any other Sunday liquid products or watering.
For best results, plant Sunday grass seed a day after applying to fill in spots left by the weeds.
How is Dandelion Doom different from conventional broadleaf herbicides?
Dandelion Doom uses iron (FeHEDTA) as its active ingredient instead of the harsh chemicals found in conventional broadleaf treatments.
It is an EPA-registered biopesticide that controls weeds through iron overload rather than the harsh ingredients in conventional weed treatments.
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From my experience I have used the Dandelion Doom for 2 years and it would work on the top of the weed but then it will not work on the root. The Plant would die and then grow back. I have gone to hand pulling the weeds and I am pulling up some dandelion with some very big and long tap roots. Too ba...
Dandelion Doom does seem to kill dandelions but it's a long, slow process. I sprayed a week ago and saw the dandelions start to wilt within hours. However, a week later, they're not dead yet and during the slow kill process, the dandelions have produced a lot of blooms that are going to seed, before...
I used this product on dozens of weeds we had and they were all dead by the next day. The downside was that after some rain, a few days later many other weeds had grown in their place. I need something to spray this on my entire lawn.
I used an entire bottle spraying each dandelion plant in our yard and none of them died!!!!
worked like a CHARM last year. This year seems to be more of a challenge. Also when I used iron boost last year, it seemed to somehow prevent almost all the dandelions from blooming. The ones that did bloom last year were zapped right away with the dandelion killer. This year maybe I was late to spr...
After emptying 4 gallons on hundreds of dandelions, I’m here to report that not even one died. This product is like dumping water on them.
Worked within a day on the dandelions. As a bonus, it also worked on the wild violet that was spreading into the yard. I tried to
I tried this on my lawn o. Clover and other leafy weeds, but it killed my burmuda grass as well and didn’t do a great job on the actual weeds.
I really wanted this to work. I took a picture of the plants I was having problems with and this was the recommendation I got. I've applied both bottles, saturating all of the weeds. The bottle says you should see results in a few hours, but 24 hours later and everything is still doing fine, even th...
I have been using this product for several years on a very resistant bull thistle that kept popping up all over my yard. It kills it dead in a few hours. I like that it is not poison and won't harm the environment or my kids or pets. It is super effective for spot treating only the weeds you want to...




























