What makes Dandelion removal from lawns so difficult? They enjoy the best of both worlds. Above-ground, their seeds ride the wind currents, poised to drop into the slightest opening in your lawn to propagate the species. Meanwhile, below-ground, they strike down a taproot up to 10" long. Pulling the taproot as a means of dandelion removal is problematic. Thick but brittle, the taproot easily fractures -- and any fraction of the taproot that remains in the ground will regenerate.
ferti•lome® Weed Free Zone
- Controls this difficult lawn distraction
- Consistent fast weed control
- Proven cool weather performance
Use it for those really hard to control weeds, such as: Ground Ivy (Creeping Charlie), Wild Violets, and Clover. Plus it will control almost all other broadleaf weeds found in your yard, check out the label.
Weed-Free Zone comes in many convenient sizes and types of application. A liquid concentrate, a ready to use with a trigger sprayer (RTU), and a ready to spray (RTS), just hook up to a hose and go out and spray.
ferti•lome® Weed Free Zone Plus Lawn Fertilizer
A granule with a fertilizer that has 5% Iron and 10% Sulfur for a DEEP Green.
They are tough but not impossible with ferti•lome®
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dandelions