Image Herbicide Crabgrass, Nutsedge, & Weed Killer for Lawns, 24 fl oz | Ready-to-spray weed spray, water based formula, for established lawns and annual grasses, broadleaf weeds, and sedges

Worked very well last season in getting rid of nutsedge, which I had a problem with.

I found this product at a local Lowe's and found it works great on Crabgrass and other weeds. It is extremely unfortunate that it is so difficult to get now and Amazon doesn't seem to sell it. It could also be that MA has banned one of the chemical ingredients. Too bad because it was about the only thing that really worked to kill down to the roots.

Works well on many weeds with little or no damage to Zoysia sod in Florida (do not add surfactant). Saves time and hassle vs multiple weedkiller products : grassy weeds + broadleaf weeds + sedge. Crabgrass and torpedograss take multiple treatments. Does not kill Bermuda weed. But not a great value given it requires 4 oz per gallon = 6 gallons final mix per container. That goes fast in a large yard. Also bottle is deceiving: 24 oz product poured into 32 oz bottle. Label does state 24 oz but the bottle gives the appearance of 32 oz.

This is the only product I’ve found that will kill invasive wild violets and clover. It may take a couple of applications to get rid of the violets but it’s worth it. I have had to reseed a few areas of grass after the violets were killed but it was still worth it because if you have these invasive plants in your yard, you know how quickly and easily they spread and will consume an entire lawn. I bought a sprayer on Amazon and used that. Every year in Spring, if I see an isolated violet, I’ll dig it up but if there’s a patch of them, I spray. The sad thing is these plants do have a pretty little blossom which is deceiving because the only way you might be able to control them is in a container. They’ve been such a headache for me that I haven’t tried that. Anywho, this is the only stuff that works!

I bought this to kill sedge grass in my Bermuda lawn. I mixed per instructions and my bermuda grass suffered. I diluted the mix to 1/4 strength and it works without destroying the grass around it. Start out with a diluted mix to see results and add more if needed.

The product is a good one. The problem is it is advertised as being safe to use on all lawns, but when I got it, the packaging was slightly different and in small print it said it can't be used on St. Augustine lawns. Since this is what I have, the product is not helpful to me. This should be made clear in the description of the product.

I used the product on dollar weed in Florida with success. We've since retired and move to Iowa (don't ask), and have met the dollar weed's northern cousin; creeping Charlie (or cat's foot or several other AKA's). I couldn't find Image in Iowa so I got it on Amazon, and thinking that a rhizome weed is a rhizome weed, it might work. Well, it does. Better than I expected, actually. Doesn't harm the grass, and even works on clover and (to a lesser extent) crabgrass. Good stuff. Worth keeping in the arsenal.

This is our go to for weeds in our southeast PA lawn. Works well on the broadleaf ones & decent on clover, which is a bear once established. Saw results in a few days. Easy to follow instructions. I do use a little surfactant added in & I think that really enhances its effectiveness. I use a 1 gallon tank sprayer & spot treat as needed. Lawn care is a continuous thing & this product helps me keep the emerging weeds under control.