Weed and Feed, Hi-Yield Weed and Feed Granules

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Product Overview

Hi-Yield Weed and Feed combines a Trimec complex of three post-emergent herbicides with a 15-0-10 lawn fertilizer for effective broadleaf weed control while nurturing your lawn. For use in Bahia, Bermuda, Bentgrass, Bluegrass, Centipede, Fescue, Perennial Ryegrass, and Zoysia, Weed and Feed controls Chickweed, Plantain, Henbit, Spurge, Dandelion, and dozens more.

Apply Weed and Feed to moist lawn using a rotary spreader, then water in 1 to 2 days after application.

Details

Active Ingredient	2,4-D, dimethylamine salt 0.18%, Dicamba, dimethylamine salt 0.08%, MCPP-P, DMA salt 0.32%
Target pests	Over 200 broad-leaf weeds including Dandelion, Plantain, Knotweed, Henbit, Chickweed and Spurge * See label for complete list
For use in	St. Augustinegrass, Centipedegrass, Bahiagrass, Bermudagrass, Zoysiagrass, Bluegrass, Perennial Ryegrass, Fescue, and Bentgrass
Application	3.6 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. * Mow lawn to normal height 1 to 2 days before application * Water lawn thoroughly at least 1 day before application * Apply when weeds are young and actively growing, preferably in the morning when dew is on the grass * Water in 1 to 2 days after application * See label for complete application instructions
Pet safe	Yes, after dusts have settled and treated areas are dry
NOT FOR SALE TO	AK, HI, MA, VA
Coverage Area	Covers 5,000 sq. ft.
Shipping Weight	17.95 lbs
Manufacturer	VPG (Mfg. Number: 33408)
UPC	732221334083
EPA Registration	2217-661-7401

Hi-Yield Weed and Feed combines a Trimec complex of three post-emergent herbicides with a 15-0-10 lawn fertilizer for effective broadleaf weed control while nurturing your lawn. For use in Bahia, Bermuda, Bentgrass, Bluegrass, Centipede, Fescue, Perennial Ryegrass, and Zoysia, Weed and Feed controls Chickweed, Plantain, Henbit, Spurge, Dandelion, and dozens more.

Apply Weed and Feed to moist lawn using a rotary spreader, then water in 24 hours after application. See product label for recommended application schedule.

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27 Customer Reviews

Top Reviews

Amazed

By Monica on 06/01/2012

Verified Purchase

Our front yard looks fantastic! Finally, less mowing since we don't have weeds 'jutting' up above our bermudagrass. What was left over from the front yard went toward the backyard. I am always so para…
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Our front yard looks fantastic! Finally, less mowing since we don't have weeds 'jutting' up above our bermudagrass. What was left over from the front yard went toward the backyard. I am always so paranoid to treat the back with anything because of kids and pets. As a result of my concerns, I targeted the sides of the house and perimeter of the fence (knowing I wouldn't have enough product for the whole back anyway). It was super easy to apply. Granules are like that. The backyard, as a whole, looks hideous - in part due to the very mild winter. Funny, the areas around the perimeter and sides look pretty darn good. The contrast is absolutely undisputable and impossible to go unnoticed! One of the sides used to be the worst area of our entire yard and now it's one of the best (just happened this season). The color of our bermudagrass is beautiful where I used this product - more importantly, the bermudagrass has taken over in these areas. It puzzles me that this product could have made that much of a diff. I will definitely be ordering more for the backyard area area that wasn't covered during my first and only encounter with this product. I just plan to follow product recommendation. I'm 'sold' and truly quite amazed! PS. one other product from Hi-Yield that I had ordered for the first time to use for maintenance (used once) is 2-4-D. Sprayer is also pretty easy to work with but love those granules that I applied a few months ago! Can't wait to try their crabgrass product as this is the only lawn issue left unconquered and those few patches sure stand out against our beautiful lawn.

Hi-Yield does it right

By Bill on 04/18/2013

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I applied right before a rainstorm, product watered in and I could not tell if it was OK. Two weeks later after two more rains and warmer weather, there were very few weeds and a whole lot of green gr…
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I applied right before a rainstorm, product watered in and I could not tell if it was OK. Two weeks later after two more rains and warmer weather, there were very few weeds and a whole lot of green grass. Did as advertised!!!

Consistent results

By Anonymous on 09/01/2013

Verified Purchase

Last year, I tried this product for the first time and it was awesome! I, however, had intentionally avoided the central areas in my backyard (due to kids and pets). I lived to regret that decision si…
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Last year, I tried this product for the first time and it was awesome! I, however, had intentionally avoided the central areas in my backyard (due to kids and pets). I lived to regret that decision since the rest of my lawn shaped up to be so lovely. This season (both spring and again a week or two ago), I chose to do the entire lawn. I already know the front looks wonderful, so I just now walked the backyard to look again and it is not too far behind at this point. I still have a mix of grasses in the backyard and intend to work toward extinguishing all but the bermudagrass. No weeds though - this product definitely works!!! Next year, I will do all-vegetation in late Jan/early Feb. Then, Hi-Yield Weed & Feed in for both spring and fall. Finally, if maintenance is needed (which it wasn't this year), I'll use Hi-Yield 2-4-D (spray application). This is one heck of a simple protocol for the results that I am getting!! I'm in the midwest. Another note: this seems to be a resilient product as we were flooded with rain less than a day after my spring application and now we are scorching with deathly heat and at high risk for fire due to lack of rain over a period of at least 2-3 weeks. I've manually watered twice as a result. I am no green thumb and, obviously, I can't control the weather. While I have tried to plan carefully....I am certainly fallible. As mentioned, this product has performed despite less than favorable conditions. This is a fantastic product for me and my skillset. My neighbors, too, are impressed! :)

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46 Questions & Answers

Helpful Q&A's

Q

Can Hi-Yield Weed and Feed 15-0-10 be used on St Augustine grass?

A

Yes, the Hi-Yield Weed and Feed 15-0-10 can be used on St Augustine lawns when used as directed on the product label.

Q

How do you apply in Hi-Yield Weed and Feed 15-0-10 in summer weather?
The label says don't apply in 85 degree weather. Can you apply when it is still cool, but will get warmer in the day? It will get up to 85 degrees in the afternoon.

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Yes, Hi-Yield Weed and Feed 15-0-10 can still be applied when it gets warmer in the day time. Be sure to apply in the early morning hours or late evening hours when the temperature is not at its peak.

Q

Scott's accugreen 3000 drop spreader
what would be the setting for application rate to cover 5000 sq ft using a Scott's accugreen 3000 drop spreader?

A

We don't have the exact spreader setting for your model spreader. The easiest way to determine the correct setting for you needs is outlined below: If you need to use 3.6lbs of product per 1,000 sq…
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We don't have the exact spreader setting for your model spreader. The easiest way to determine the correct setting for you needs is outlined below: If you need to use 3.6lbs of product per 1,000 sq ft you would add 3.6 lb of product to spreader, start with a medium setting, then apply product to a 20 x 50 ft area (1,000 sq ft). If you have product left, your setting is too low. If you run out of product, your setting is too high.

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