I started using this product last spring 2014. I read the directions and mixed it properly but I underestimated the size of my lawn. I own 3 acres, 1.5 of it being lawn. I sprayed my lawn twice, once in the spring and once in the late summer using a lot less than half the 2.5 gallon jug each application. I used the rest of the jug on my dads lawn. So point is I only sprayed this product at about 25% potency not knowing it. Guess what? It still worked. It killed about half the weeds and weakened the rest to the point the grass was able to flourish. I just sprayed this morning May 2015 at 10 am because the weather said no rain. I used the entire jug on my property which technically is still weaker than it calls for. About 830pm a thunderstorm rolled in. So I am really hoping the weed and feed was able to do its job in the 10 hrs it sat on my yard. I will try to get back on here in a week and let you know. The photo is just a small version of my front yard. 4 years ago when I bought the house it was nothing but weeds and it was very thin.

I have 5 acres so the granular is not an option. I used to spray just the plain 2-4d and I purchased this thinking why not feed the lawn while I'm killing the dandelions. I use a 26 gallon ATV sprayer. This is the third year that I have used this product and my property looks absolutely amazing. I spray it twice a year in the spring with the weed and feed and use Gordons 20-0-0 concentrate fertilizer. Within 72 hours you will notice a significant difference. Try it! You will not be disappointed!

I have been using Gordon's weed and feed from Tractor Supply on my lawn for 10 years. It works fantastically and knocks out clover, dandelions, and all broad leaf weeds. It is important to follow the application directions. - Mow a day or two before applying to encourage the weeds to grow and absorb the product - Apply according to directions - Avoid and sprinkler or rain for at least 24 hours (ideally 2 days) so the product isn't washed away before the weeds can absorb it. I have a weed free lawn every time

As a nitrogen fertilizer, it's decent. As a weed killer, it doesn't take care of much of anything, except certain types of clover and maybe dandelions. My yard has even more weeds than when I started. Switching to something not purchased at a box store.