Yates Weed 'n' Feed Double Action - Concentrate
Designed for application over smaller lawn areas using a watering can or a Yates Garden Sprayer, effectively controls weeds without harming lawns.
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Summer holidays can be brutal on lawns. Lots of happy active feet and paws, backyard parties and temperature extremes can all leave the lawn looking a bit patchy and weary.
Weeds are opportunistic and will invade a lawn when it’s down! Weeds often creep into lawns during summer if the lawn has been under heat or drought stress (or both).
Broadleaf weeds like dandelions, capeweed, plantain and thistles will start to pop up, particularly in any bare spots which are an open invitation to weeds.
Get the weeds under control before they have a chance to flower and set seed, as this will create multiple future generations of weeds.
Yates Weed n Feed Double Action Concentrate is a quick and easy hose-on solution for broadleaf weed control.
Yates Weed’n’Feed has added surfactant to aid spray coverage and weed penetration and contains nutrients to give the lawn a quick green up. Just what the lawn needs at the end of a long hot summer!
Designed for application over smaller lawn areas using a watering can or a Yates Garden Sprayer, effectively controls weeds without harming lawns.
A clever selective lawn weedkiller that contains three active ingredients to kill your lawn weeds and not your lawn.
100% natural lawn food for a lush, healthy lawn. Contains composted chicken manure, blood & bone, fish meal and seaweed.
An effective selective weedkiller for the control of hydrocotyle, creeping oxalis, broadleaf weeds (including daisies and clover) in grass lawns.
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