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Kills existing vegetation and prevents new growth for up to 1 year. Use on driveways, patios, gravel paths, and fence rows. Apply to bare ground or when weeds are present. If weeds are taller than 6 inches, cut down and remove before application. Easy to apply with a sprinkling can or a tank sprayer. For best results apply when daytime temperature is at least 60-degrees F.
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2 way action, kills weeds and grasses and prevents new plant growth for up to 1 year. Eliminates unwanted vegetation from driveways, walkways, patios, fence rows and other areas. Easy to apply with a sprinkling can or a tank sprayer.
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Seriously?,
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This review is from: Ortho 0430210 Ground Clear Complete Vegetation Killer Concentrate - Quart (Lawn & Patio)
This may look like a less expensive alternative to Roundup Extended Control, but here's the real deal:
Roundup Extended Control: One bottle of concentrate (1 qt) makes 5 gallons and covers 1,500 square feet. It's advertised to prevent new growth for up to 4 months. In my experience, this is more like 4-6 months, even on gravel covered ground during the AZ monsoon season. Cost at the time of this writing = about $35 (but I've found it for less at a popular big box Home Outlet). Ortho Ground Clear: One bottle of the "concentrate" (1 qt) makes 1 gallon and covers only 75 square feet. It's advertised to prevent new growth for up to 1 year, but when you open up the label on the bottle you'll find this figure revised to 6-8 months for areas of "heavy rainfall." Cost at the time of this writing = about $10. If you want it to cover the same 1,500 square feet as $35 worth of Roundup Extended Control, you'll need to spend $200 on 20 bottles of Ortho Ground Clear. I think I'll stick with the Roundup. By the way, the instructions on the bottle of Ground Clear tell you to mix 1 quart into 1 gallon, but the bottle is only labeled in oz and mL. Somebody in the label making department wasn't paying attention.
13 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
works as advertised,
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This review is from: Ortho 0430210 Ground Clear Complete Vegetation Killer Concentrate - Quart (Lawn & Patio)
My first time trying a seasonal vegetation killer. It does the job!
Sprayed it a couple of months ago, and all the vegetation is still dead. I even sprayed a brazilian pepper sapling that was about 4 feet tall poking through my deck, and it killed it within a couple of weeks, yikes!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Totally worthless,
By Scri8e (CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Ortho 0430210 Ground Clear Complete Vegetation Killer Concentrate - Quart (Lawn & Patio)
I used 2 - 1 gallon containers of this stuff around my 4 unit property. Where the weeds grow up between the pavers. On a few places on the boarder of my flower beds. The temp was over 60 in fact it was 75. I'm in southern CA. Took a look a week later and the weeds I poured liberal amounts of this product,... are not even wilted!
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