PURPLE AND YELLOW SEDGE O MY
By R on 11/15/2017
1st identify the weeds. 2nd research the weeds (as in how to kill them). Don't ask the helpful guy at the hardware and garden store. He might know less than you.They will sell you a product that claims to kill sedge and/or control it. Three weeks later the weeds and your yard are yellowing! Three more weeks and the grass is dying and the weeds are making a comeback. Sedgehammer works and my grass is still green. Buy the bottle and spray the neighbors yard also. If you don't, the seeds from his weeds will blow into your yard and you will be spraying the weeds again on a Saturday instead of golfing.
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Do I like it?
By Frank on 11/24/2017
Sledgehammer is by far the only herbicide for Nutsedge on the market today. Nutsedge goes all the way to the root where others Don't. Used in conjunction with a Surfactant, it market the Sedgehammer stick to the actual weed until it die. This price is about 40% cheaper that over the counter at garden centers or feed and seed stores.
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This stuff works!
By Paul on 05/05/2018
My strawberry patch and various areas of my yard and garden were infested with nutsedge. In the strawberries I dripped the sedgehammer on each nutsedge plant. I sprayed in the other areas. About one week later all the nutsedge had turned yellow and was in the process of dying. I will continue to use the sedgehammer throughout the summer, killing any new sprouts that come up. I have used other products found at the big box home stores with minimal success. Highly recommended.
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Good for 24 hours after Activated
By Ed on 06/01/2018
Worked very well for young shallow rooted Yellow Sedge. Downside is that after it is mixed with a gallon of water it is only active for 24 hours. You may consider mixing 1/4-1/2 of the package with a quart or half gallon as needed.
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SedgeHammer Herbicide
By James on 09/20/2010
I've tried several products to control nut sedge but none really worked. I read some reviews about SedgeHammer and decided to give it a try. This is a great selective herbicide! It seems to take about a week before I notice the nut sedge beginning to turn brown. This product does not harm my centipede grass.
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It works and it's worth the price
By Ken on 04/16/2011
I've been using this product for 15 years and it's the only thing that will get rid of Sedge Weed. You must follow the instructions on when to spray (leaf size). You must use a surfactant with it. It only grows in warmer months and goes dormant in the winter (in Phoenix from about April to October). You cannot pull these weeds out (trust me, I've tried) because they make underground runners that proliferate and expand the growth pattern. If you find a small colony of sedge look closely at an area 10' away from the edge of the colony which is where you are likely to find new growth coming up. Spray it without delay to stop further expansion of the growth. You must be patient, it may take 3 to 5 seasons to get it under control and you must then check every spring to look for survivors. This is not like cutting off the head of a snake and killing the entire snake, you must work from the outside in.
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Sedge Hammer
By Gary on 06/25/2014
EASY and it WORKS!
By C. on 07/20/2014
Had a bid from a local lawn care service, which said I have Nutsedge grass problem. His price to solve was too expensive and I had to commit to 6 months of service. Got on the website (I have purchased from this company before) and found this product. I like the fact that it does not require you to buy a surfactant to mix with it. Its already in it! Just mixed the powder with a gallon of water in your sprayer and you are good to go! Easy easy easy! I used 2 gallons on my front yard and now all I see is bermuda grass -- NO Nutsedge. It stopped the Nutsedge growth immediately, and now it is gradually dying out. I just purchased 3 more for my back and side yards.
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This is Good STUFF
By Joe on 10/11/2015
This is the second season I have used SedgeHammer. We have had a bad Nutgrass problem for several years--have tried multiple remedies with little or no satisfaction. At the end of last summer, I used SedgeHammer--the Nutgrass literally disappeared. By July of this year, we again had a good Nutgrass crop. I tried a different product resulting in dead lawn areas and thriving Nutgrass. Used Sedgehammer again, Nutgrass disappeared again without damage to the lawn. I ran out, so have ordered enough to use when the Nutgrass becomes active again next spring. I hope two applications in the same season may end our Nutgrass.
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Does what it is supposed to do.
By A. on 10/27/2015
It works!!!
By Carolyn on 05/24/2016
worked good on zeon zoysia
By Kevin on 06/06/2017
Sledgehammer
By Jerry on 03/23/2018
Great Price, Fast Shipping
By Mark on 06/01/2018
Worked as advertised
By Bill on 09/12/2010
Sedgehammer for nutsedge
By Dick on 09/14/2010
SedgeHammer Herbicide
By Fred on 05/23/2013
SedgeHammer Herbicide
By Anonymous on 06/25/2013
It Works
By Anonymous on 07/09/2013
Nutsedge - No Chance
By Anonymous on 07/26/2013
I tried pulling the stuff out when I first spotted it, got so good I could spot it emerging 30 feet away, but it was to much for me (and the assorted weed killers I tried). I tried SEDGEHAMMER and like magic, it was gone!!!! Sprayed it as instructed and within days the war was over! Whatever is in the stuff - it worked.
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SedgeHammer Works
By Anonymous on 08/05/2013
Although it is expensive, it does work. I let the yard grow about a 5 days after I mowed it, applied SedgeHammer, waited about a week before I mowed again. Three weeks later no signs of the sedge coming back. It did not harm my Saint Augustine Grass at all! I am extremely happy with my first purchase from DoMyOwnPestControl.com I will definitely be ordering more products in the future.
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It hits the weeds like a hammer
By Anonymous on 08/13/2013
You may have to use it a few times to gets the best results... I used it twice on back to back weeks... then a third spot dose just to be sure it did the trick. It does work on nutsedge... and that weed is had to kill. Buy it in larger quantity it doesn't go bad unless you mix it.
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Nutsedge killer
By Anonymous on 08/13/2013
SedgeHammer really works!
By Anonymous on 08/17/2013
Outstanding product
By Jody on 09/16/2013
This was the perfect product to counter an invasion of nut grass. After one treatment 95% were eliminated. I even used it on several other broadleaf weeds and found out that SledgeHammer killed them as well. This is the product to use.
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SedgeHammer - Nut Grass Killer
By John on 09/18/2013
Miracle Cure
By Ron on 09/29/2013
I sprayed nutsedge in a garden bed of Mondo and Liriope not knowing what might happen. The Nutsedge was as short as six inches and as tall as 2 1/2 feet. A little over two weeks have passed and the nutsedge is all a welcome yellow color and is dying. Since fall has fallen, I will have to wait until next spring to see if any little baby nuts still have enough oomph to sprout but I will be ready for them. Oh yes - I also had to spray it on some Hostas and some ground cover ("Green Carpet" a/k/a Rupture Wort, a/k/a Herniaria Glabra) and it and the aforesaid good stuff all seem to be none for the worse. I have fought and cussed this pest for 40 years. This stuff works! Roundup doesn't, unless you use it on itty bitty babies before they have formed their first "nut."
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Hammer time!
By Drew on 05/27/2014
Testimony
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SouthFlorida
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