GreenView Fairway Formula Spring Fertilizer Weed & Feed and Crabgrass Preventer

ITEM 2129192
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How much do I need?

How much do I need?

If unsure about the size of your lawn, general guidelines are that a typical 1/4 acre lot with home, driveway, walkway and landscaping requires a 5,000 sq. ft bag. A 1/2 acre lot with a home and landscaping features typically requires a 10,000 sq. ft bag. For larger properties from 1 to 2 acres or more, you will need to estimate the amount of additional grass area and include these in your coverage calculation..
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  • Description

    Unlike competitive brands, one application provides the right amount of nitrogen for the entire spring and summer season!

    • Stops crabgrass all season; Kills dandelions, plantain, clover and other tough lawn weeds; Feeds your lawn in one easy application.
    • 65% slow release nitrogen fertilizes up to 12 weeks. Slow release nitrogen provides your lawn with controlled, steady nutrition over a longer period of time, resulting in thicker, healthier grass.
    • Eliminates and prevents crabgrass and kills dandelions, clover, viney weeds and over 200 other broadleaf weeds as it fertilizes
    • No excess growth, less mowing! Provides a full root system for a healthier weed free lawn
    • Zero Phosphate to comply with local areas that restrict phosphate use
    • Not available for sale in AK, CA, HI
    • DO NOT use on colonial bentgrass, dichondra, carpetgrass, or ‘Floratam’ St. Augustinegrass.

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  • Application Tips

    Best time to apply:

    The best time to apply is when dandelions are visible but have not gone to the "puff ball" stage. Apply when the grass is damp so the product adheres to the leaves. This product can be applied in the spring or fall. Application can be made using all makes and models of spreaders (drop or broadcast). Check the product label link for settings for the most common spreaders.

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  • Weeds Controlled

    Controls the following weeds when use as directed:

    • Annual Bluegrass (Poa annua)
    • Annual Ryegrass
    • Barnyardgrass
    • Crabgrass
    • Crowsfootgrass
    • Foxtail (green and yellow)
    • Goosegrass
    • Kikuyugrass (seedling)
    • Perennial Ryegrass
    • Smutgrass (seedling)

    Established Broadleaf Weeds:

    • Annual yellow sweetclover
    • Aster
    • Austrian fieldcress
    • Bedstraw
    • Beggarticks
    • Betony Florida
    • Bindweed, field
    • Bird vetch
    • Bitter wintercress
    • Bittercress, hairy
    • Bitterweed
    • Black-eyed Susan
    • Black medic
    • Black mustard
    • Blackseed plantain
    • Blessed thistle
    • Bloodflower milkweed
    • Blue lettuce
    • Blue vervain
    • Bracted plantain
    • Brassbuttons
    • Bristly oxtongue
    • Broadleaf dock
    • Broadleaf plantain
    • Broomweed
    • Buckhorn plantain
    • Bulbous buttercup
    • Bull thistle
    • Bullnettle
    • Burclover
    • Burdock
    • Burning nettle
    • Burweed
    • Buttercup
    • Buttonweed
    • Canada thistle
    • Carolina geranium
    • Carpetweed
    • Catchweed bedstraw
    • Catnip
    • Catsear
    • Chickweed, common
    • Chickweed, mouseear
    • Chicory
    • Cinquefoil
    • Clover, crimson
    • Clover, hop
    • Clover, red
    • Clover, strawberry
    • Clover, sweet
    • Clover, white
    • Cockle
    • Cocklebur
    • Common mullein
    • Creeping jenny
    • Cudweed
    • Curly dock
    • Daisy, English
    • Daisy, fleabane
    • Daisy, oxeye
    • Dandelion
    • Dichondra
    • Dogfennel
    • Dollarweed
    • False dandelion
    • Falseflax
    • False sunflower
    • Fiddleneck
    • Florida pusley
    • French weed
    • Galinsoga
    • Goathead
    • Goldenrod
    • Ground ivy
    • Gumweed
    • Hairy fleabane
    • Hawkweed
    • Healall
    • Heartleaf drymary
    • Heath aster
    • Hedge bindweed
    • Hedge mustard
    • Henbit
    • Hoary cress
    • Hoary plantain
    • Hoary vervain
    • Horsenettle
    • Jimsonweed
    • Knawel
    • Knotweed
    • Kochia
    • Lambsquarters
    • Lespedeza
    • Mallow
    • Matchweed
    • Mexicanweed
    • Milk vetch
    • Morningglory
    • Mouseear hawkweed
    • Mugwort
    • Musk thistle
    • Mustard
    • Narrowleaf plantain
    • Narrowleaf vetch
    • Nettle
    • Orange hawkweed
    • Oriental cocklebur
    • Oxalis
    • Parsley-piert
    • Parsnip
    • Pearlwort
    • Pennycress
    • Pepperweed
    • Pigweed
    • Pineappleweed
    • Pineywoods bedstraw
    • Plains tickseed
    • Plantain
    • Poison ivy
    • Poison oak
    • Pokeweed
    • Poorjoe
    • Prairie sunflower
    • Prickly lettuce
    • Prickly sida
    • Prostrate knotweed
    • Prostrate pigweed
    • Prostrate spurge
    • Prostrate vervain
    • Puncturevine
    • Purslane, common,
    • Ragweed
    • Red sorrel
    • Redroot pigweed
    • Redstem filaree
    • Rough cinquefoil
    • Rough fleabane
    • Russian pigweed
    • Scarlet pimpernel
    • Scotch thistle
    • Sheep sorrel
    • Sheperdspurse
    • Slender plantain
    • Smallflower galinsoga
    • Smooth dock
    • Smooth pigweed
    • Sorrel
    • Sowthistle
    • Spanishneedles
    • Speedwell
    • Spiny amaranth
    • Spiny cocklebur
    • Spiny sowthistle
    • Spotted catsear
    • Spotted spurge
    • Spurweed
    • Stinging nettle
    • Strawberry, India mock
    • Tall nettle
    • Tall vervain
    • Tansy ragwort
    • Tansy mustard
    • Tanweed
    • Thistle
    • Trailing crownvetch
    • Tumble mustard
    • Tumble pigweed
    • Velvetleaf
    • Venice mallow
    • Virginia salsify
    • White mustard
    • Wild aster
    • Wild buckwheat
    • Wild carrot
    • Wild four-o’clock
    • Wild garlic
    • Wild geranium
    • Wild lettuce
    • Wild marigold
    • Wild mustard
    • Wild onion
    • Wild parsnip
    • Wild radish
    • Wild rape
    • Wild sweet potato
    • Wild vetch
    • Woodsorrel
    • Woolly croton
    • Woolly morningglory
    • Woolly plantain
    • Wormseed
    • Yarrow
    • Yellow rocket
    • Yellowflower pepperweed & other broadleaf weeds

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Ratings

Rated 5 out of 5 by from Works awesome. Takes a minute to kick in tho . My this stuff has my lawn looking like PGA TOUR GREEN. DOPE product. Full and thick green lawn. Took some time to kick in. Gotta put it down before the heavy rains come.. But man my lawn is looking lovely. No lies. Even better when you combine it with iron.
Date published: 2023-07-24
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great Product - worked really well on my weeds This product worked really well on my weeds killing the dandelions and eliminating the patches of clover I had. I haven't treated my lawn in a few years so the weeds were very noticeable. I put this product down on a wet lawn and watched it work. The next day I could see that it was working on the weeds, not just the dandelions and clover, but the other stuff too. It rained two days after I applied the weed & feed and that's when I really noticed my lawn start to green up also. Overall, very happy with this product and will buy again for next year.
Date published: 2022-07-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Works! I've been using GreenView fertilizers for the past 3 years and I can see the health of my lawn improve every year. The root system seems to be more robust after applying my fall application and the spring application greens up the lawn nicely while also taking care of the weeds. I would highly recommmend GreenView for a healthy, vital lawn!
Date published: 2022-07-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Spring fertilize I used to have Spring and winter fertilize for my lawn more than 3 years. They're worked great, healthy and less weeds.I would like to recommend these products
Date published: 2022-06-24
Rated 2 out of 5 by from A little disappointed This year's weed and feed as a subscriber of the annual program left me a little disappointed especially regarding the weed control part of the product. It didn't handle the clover spots well at all and since the application in late April I see broadleaf weeds returning and it's only the middle of June. In using the product, I didn't think I would have to apply an additional weed killer so soon.
Date published: 2022-06-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Very Good Product This product works very well. The fertilizer greens the grass, grassy weeds do no come up, and the broadleaf weeds are controlled. This product covers the promised square footage much better than other brands that I have used. For broadleaf weed control you must apply when the grass is damp with dew. I followed the directions and practically all my broadleaf weeds are gone.
Date published: 2022-06-17
Rated 4 out of 5 by from This is my 2nd year using this product I love using the product twice a year instead of a 4step program, my only issue I had was it did not kill any of the clover I had. It seemed to work on everything but the clover.
Date published: 2022-06-14
Rated 3 out of 5 by from White Heads Been on the auto program for a while now and after spreading your product according to directions I have a lot of White Heads in my yard. Thought my yard would look great but disappointed.
Date published: 2022-06-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great so far Second season using their 2 step subscription program ( spring/fall) My lawn was in rough shape after the 2020 drought. Applied the Spring treatment in 2021...and we had a record rainfall....so I had very green grass that grew very fast. But I had much less crabgrass and weeds.... I then applied the Fall treatment. This spring( 2022), my lawn came in and greened up really fast....with very few danidlions. Applied the Spring treatment....the few weeds I had have disappeared....and the lawn has stayed green through some dry spells. So far, so good.....the best fertilizer I've ever used. Although...that darn grass does grow faster! LOL
Date published: 2022-06-13
Rated 3 out of 5 by from Should not have switched I had been using the “blue bag” of spring fertilizer and crab grass preventer and was happy with the results. After reading the “red bag” and all the different lawn weeds it would treat along with crab grass I decided to try it. I am very disappointed with the results , it did not treat the clovers and lawn weeds the way I was hoping the way it was advertised.I will say it did take care of any crab grass.
Date published: 2022-06-13
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