Summer Heat Defense Kit

Tackle your weeds first with Dandelion Doom. In general, you should avoid applying nutrients to untreated weeds as this may boost their growth. Note: When switching to Sunday from traditional herbicides, you may require a few applications to kill weeds entirely. After weeds are treated, wait at least 24 hours then apply your Sunday nutrients. Apply Water Focus first and then apply Lawn Aid two weeks later for best results.

Only apply to actively growing grass and ensure your lawn is sufficiently hydrated before application. Do not apply when heavy rain is expected.These pouches can be used in combination with your Smart Lawn plan. We recommend waiting 2 to 4 weeks between nutrient applications for best results.

Our ingredients break down quickly and get to work on your grass and soil. After our products dry, you can get back to playing outside right away!

Liquid nutrients are appropriate for all of the most commonly grown residential turfgrasses. It’s not formulated for golf course favorites such as colonial bentgrass and creeping bentgrass.

Wait until temps are between 50 and 85 degrees, then spray dry plants from a close distance until drenched. Wait 20-30 minutes, then pull and dispose of remains. Avoid applying if you’re expecting rain within 3 hours. Repeat every 2-3 weeks to control new growth.

Yes! Dandelion Doom is a selective herbicide, meaning that it will kill most broadleaf weeds but not grass, so it is safe to use on your lawn.

Use your outside hose to fill the sprayer up to the 1-gallon mark. Pour in a full 5 oz. bottle of Dandelion Doom concentrate into the reusable pouch and attach the wand sprayer. Firmly reattach the lid of the reusable pouch and mix slowly. Apply to broadleaf weeds within your lawn. Do not spray on rocks, concrete or other hard surfaces.

The concentrates have a shelf life of approximately two years. After the initial mixing, you will want to make sure it is mixed well again if it sits for 30, or more, days.

Our herbicide concentrates can cover approximately 224 sq. ft. and should be applied to your existing weeds. The coverage area is the total square footage of the weeds themselves, not necessarily the entire lawn.

The active ingredient, iron, is toxic to broadleaf weeds in high doses. Because grass has a much higher iron tolerance, it doesn't get damaged. The areas where you spray may turn a dark green/gray/black color after spraying, but this doesn’t mean the grass will die.

Good news! The iron in Dandelion Doom also suppresses lawn diseases such as Dollar Spot, rust, snow mold, and more.