Bonide Chemical Chickweed, Clover and Oxalis Killer

Reviews

1. 

   Music Lover – July 16, 2025

   This stuff works great, especially when you consider how hard clover is to get rid of. I’m fine with some clover in my grass, but my lawn was overtaken by white clover to the point where it practically looked like it had just snowed outside. I over-concentrated this product, adding a little less than a capful to a gallon of water in a pump sprayer. I didn’t add a surfactant but some people do recommend doing so, since clover has waxy leaves making it difficult for weed killer to stick to it. I applied it generously and I didn’t water the grass for a couple of days, even though the label may you can water a few hours after application. This product got rid of approximately 80–90% of the clover in my lawn on the first application, and it killed other random weeds as well. It does take a several days for it to work, so don’t be disheartened when you don’t see the clover dying off right away. Then reapply a couple of weeks later if needed. And, most importantly, if you have pets, keep them off the grass until a heavy rain thoroughly washes it away.

2. 

   Pasquale – July 16, 2025

   Kills crabgrass with ease. Great buy

3. 

   S Carter – July 16, 2025

   Wiped out oxalis that had been plaguing the side of my lawn for a couple years now. Had this purple “clover” growing on the side of my house and killed patches of my Bermuda grass. Tried Scott’s and spectracide weed killers aw well as quinclorac 75. Nothing fazed it. One application of this mixed as directed along with a surfactant and it was mostly dead in 24 hours. Completely in 48. Did slightly yellow the Bermuda but it. Ounces back after a couple weeks and the oxalis did not.

4. 

   CWutzke – July 16, 2025

   Will buy again, 3oz for one gallon

5. 

   Gregory M. – July 16, 2025

   Destroyed my Bermuda grass. Applied this, as directed, earlier in the spring. It seemed to work decently well. Didn’t totally kill off the weeds but stunted the growth enough. Did another treatment right around start of summer. It was hotter and dryer in general, but again following directions, completely watered my lawn, mixed the proper ratio, then applied. After working all spring on getting the lawn looking nice, it completely killed everywhere I spot treated. I now have a leopard lawn and it will take months to recover from this. It killed the grass, but again only stunted the weed growth. Might as well have just sprayed Roundup on my lawn.