GreenView Premium Formula Spring Fertilizer Weed & Feed and Crabgrass Preventer

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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

    GreenView® Premium Formula Spring Fertilizer Weed & Feed and Crabgrass Preventer is our 3-in-1 weed and feed lawn fertilizer specifically formulated for the spring. Designed for homeowners who want the best lawn care with minimal effort, this high-performance nitrogen fertilizer combines slow-release fertilizer with Dimension® crabgrass control and Trimec® broadleaf weed control for season-long results.

    GreenView® Premium Formula Spring Fertilizer Weed & Feed and Crabgrass Preventer will prevent crabgrass, kill existing crabgrass seedlings, eliminate over 200 broadleaf weeds, including dandelions and clover, and feed your lawn vital nutrients for up to 6 months. With just one easy application, you’ll spend less effort and money on your lawn and more time enjoying your beautiful, healthy green lawn - guaranteed.

    Trusted by passionate DIYers and performance-minded lawn lovers alike, GreenView® Premium Formula Spring Fertilizer Weed & Feed and Crabgrass Preventer is the ideal lawn fertilizer for those who take pride in their lawn and don’t settle for “good enough.”

    Long Live Your Lawn®.

    • Season-Long Feeding - With 66.3% slow-release nitrogen and slow-release potassium, one application feeds your lawn up to 6 months, providing needed nutrients throughout the spring and summer season.
    • Crabgrass Prevention and Control up to 180 Days - Formulated with Dimension®, it creates a pre-emergent barrier that prevents crabgrass before it germinates and kills crabgrass seedlings up to 4 weeks post-emergence.
    • Controls Over 200 Broadleaf Weeds - Not only prevents and kills crabgrass but also controls and suppresses other grassy weeds as well as over 200 broadleaf weeds, such as dandelion, clover, and thistle.
    • Fast Green-Up, Lasting Color - Quick-release nitrogen delivers early color while slow-release nitrogen sustains it throughout the season.
    • Increases Overall Health – Potassium strengthens the lawn from within which improves stress tolerance and overall turf resilience.
    • No Surge Growth, Less Mowing – Advanced fertilizer chemistry promotes consistent, even growth with less clipping waste.
    • No Micro-Plastic Coatings – Sustainable formula feeds longer without plastic residue left behind in your lawn, unlike other slow-release fertilizers.
    • Guaranteed Fertilizer Analysis – 24-0-6 NPK.
    • Guaranteed Results – Our products are backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
    • Coverage Area – 4,000 sq. ft. of coverage.

     

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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.

  • 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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