Ortho Weed B-gon Chickweed, Clover & Oxalis Killer for Lawns Concentrate, Treats 3,200 sq. ft., 16 fl. oz.

This is the ONLY weedkiller that has worked on the RED CLOVER that was taking over our lawn! We tried so many other weed killers but this was the best. Just make sure you don't use it once it gets over 85°. It will harm your lawn!

Works Great, Kills the clover, grass still grows

Works great controllong creeping charlie but you have to do several applications, usually spring summer and fall because the mint familynis tough and putsvout tons of runners in a short amount of time. The onlynother alternative is killing everything.

OK...I've used this twice now and it works well. The first time I used this it did not work at all, that was totally my fault. At the top of this bottle is a trigger that you need to push forward, when you do water streams out. What I didn't realize is that the first detent is water only. When you push it farther forward then it sucks the weed killer up. So I have proven now that water does not kill weeds. Once I did this correctly, the Chickweed was turning color by the next morning. Now I've read that some people really soak the area. I wouldn't and that's not what the instructions say. This kills by landing on the leaves and soaking in. It doesn't go up through the root system. It doesn't kill the grass...but it is hard on it. That's why I'd be careful as to how much you lay down on your healthy grass. Kill the weed not the lawn. I've included a picture of 3 days after I applied this. The top corner is new SOD. The poison did touch that aread and you can see it's ok. I didn't soak it, but it got sprayed. It's dying everywhere on my lawn. I'm guessing after it's done I'll overseed and fertilize to get things back to normal. But my guess to the reviews that say this doesn't work, they probably didn't push the trigger fully forward. Because I don't see how I could have 100% success and then someone else would have none. This was very quick acting once I sorted the trigger out.

This weed killer is very effectiveness against tough broadleaf weeds like creeping Charlie and wild violets, which is a major plus. However it consistently fails against chickweed. It will significant cause lawn damage or browning post-application if not careful, so only use it as spot treatment.

This product killed half of my grass, all of my hostas, damaged white spruce, damaged branches of a huge established tree, killed a 3-year-old willow tree, damaged my very established Japanese maple... And the list goes on. Slowly watching everything die and I'm devastated.

Scoured the planet for a creeping charlie killer, and this is it. Its a small bottle with not much coverage, so might want to splurge for 2 bottles.

Works great