Pre-emergent & Post-emergent Weed Kit

What does each product in this pre-emergent and post-emergent weed kit control?

Weed & Green acts as both a pre-emergent weed preventer and post-emergent weed killer, stopping crabgrass and broadleaf weeds before they emerge while controlling existing weeds. Dandelion Doom provides targeted post-emergent control for common lawn weeds like dandelions, clover, chickweed, thistle, and creeping charlie without harming your grass.

When should I apply each lawn weed control product?

Apply Weed & Green as prevention, then spot-treat breakthrough weeds with Dandelion Doom.

Apply Weed & Green pre-emergent in early spring (average temps ~50-55°F) for crabgrass prevention, or anytime spring through fall as a post-emergent broadleaf weed control. Use Dandelion Doom selective weed killer anytime you spot weeds that need targeted treatment in established lawns.

Why does Sunday weed control kit include different sprayers?

Each sprayer is optimized for its specific weed control application - Weed & Green's hose-end sprayer provides broad lawn coverage for pre-emergent and post-emergent treatment, while Dandelion Doom's wand sprayer delivers precise spot treatment for stubborn lawn weeds.

Will Sunday lawn weed control products harm my grass?

Not these formulas! Both are iron-based and lawn-safe weed killers.

Weed and Green can be applied before weeds begin to emerge, even to dormant lawns that aren't yet green and growing. The iron formula of Weed & Green may cause temporary discoloration of grass. But don't worry! Any grayish color is temporary, and grass will return to its natural green as it grows. Overall, these products help your lawn by eliminating weeds while providing iron that supports greener, healthier grass.

Any weed killer application tips or precautions?

Avoid spraying iron-based weed control on hardscapes as it may stain concrete or pavers. Apply when no rain is expected for 24 hours for maximum effectiveness, and let applications dry completely before allowing foot traffic on the treated lawn areas.

Are there any US states where this is not approved for use?

Approved in all states, except CA (pending).