Image Herbicide Nutsedge Killer for Southern Lawns, 24 Ounce | Weed killer spray for Bermudagrass, Zoysiagrass, St. Augustinegrass, Yellow andPpurple Nutsedge, and Crabgrass

I have a sedge problem in the backyard. I have used Ortho Nut Sedge Ready to spray, Sedge Ender, Sedge Hammer and finally this. The Ortho worked well the very first time, but when sprouts came back the following Spring, 2 repeat sprayed failed to do anything. Then I moved on to Sedge Ender. The first application killed most of the sedge, but them they all came back 2 weeks later. Repeated applications of Sedge Ender didn't do anything. Moving on to Sedge Hammer. This stuff works slow. I won't see any change for up to 7-10 days. Then by the time the old ones are dead, new sprouts came up so I would need to spray the stuff every other week. Then I saw this. Sprayed it twice and it kills the Sedge within 2-3 days. This also didn't hurt the bermuda grass I have in the backyard. Now, it could be that I have different sedge and that's why the other stuff stopped working. But Sedge is hard to get rid of and I have been spraying almost constantly for last past 2 years and I'm still getting them back, until now. We'll see in 2-3 weeks if new ones sprout out.

Funny thing, we pay a land management service a lot of $$ to treat our lawn and they do a good job. However, when I asked them why they weren't treating the poa annua grass, they stated there's nothing out there that works. WRONG. Thanks to the interweb, I came across this in spring of 2022, and used a pump sprayer along the affected areas (along almost ever boundary, in beds, and especially w/in Bermuda grass patches). Give it 4-6 weeks, and it will fade out and die. I've retreated small areas every spring, but the poa annua grass is basicall gone. And once gone, it doesn't return (generally). Using this Imagine is darn safe, too. Doesn't kill winter rye, bermuda, or fescue. Highly recommend!

Usually take a couple of tries but the product gets the job done in controlling nutsedge. Best product I found and keep available for usage during the seasons.

Not the fastest killer so be patient. It will work

Followed directions with a proportional sprayer. Overpriced and underdelivered . Orthos nutsedge killer works far better,faster and is a sure kills for nutsedge. Won’t buy again.

I've had a terrible problem with Nutsedge and Virginia Buttonweed that not even a commercial lawn care company could deal with. Buttonweed is extremely pernicious because most herbicides will not kill off the roots, so it always comes back. I tried Weed Free Zone in spot treatment and that killed everything including the grass. So on the recommendation of a local nursery (in South Louisiana), I tried Image. Their recommendation was to use it in +90 degree conditions, which we have every day in the summer. This product works! I have a variety of grasses, including St. Aug, centipede, zoysia, and bermuda. It stunted the growth, but did not kill, all of these, except the bermuda, where it displayed no perceptible impact at all. It took one to two weeks for the weeds to begin showing stress, and three to five weeks for the complete die off, just as the instructions predicted. Also per the instructions, a second treatment of the buttonweed was necessary in some areas. But bottom line, you can use this product on your lawn and still have a lawn left afterwards (assuming proper mix and application).

When used as instructed, this weed killer turns the leaves of the nutgrass weed brown and shrinks the “nut” considerably. Over time there are fewer new growth of the sledge nuts. Easy to mix then spray on weeds; if any gets on nearby plants they do not appear to be adversely affected. Great stuff!

I have used this on my oriental jasmine to kill the dollar weed and it works quite well. I can get it cheaper at Home Depot, but couldn't get away from the house to buy it so got it on-line for a close to retail price. Be advised it won't kill wire-weed. The only thing I have found that will is Roundup. And that I have to apply directly to the stalk a blade at a time. Put cotton glove over very sturdy rubber glove. Wet the cottom glove with Roundup and draw over the blade of grass. Takes several days for grass to die. I have to repeat this every year. This weed is terrible to get out of beds.