Gordon's Tankables Weed and Feed 15-0-0 – 2.5 Gal for Lawns and Pastures

Overview

Gordon's Tankables Weed and Feed 15-0-0 is a ready-to-mix solution designed to help you manage broadleaf weeds while supporting lawn and pasture greening. Packaged in a 2.5-gallon bottle, a single container yields up to 15 gallons of spray, making it a convenient option for mid-season weed control and turf enhancement. This formula is compatible with pull-behind and ATV sprayers, letting you cover lawns and pastures with a steady, even mist.

What makes it effective

The product combines weed control with a nitrogen-rich feed, supporting greener, healthier-looking turf after application. While results depend on conditions, many users notice a more uniform color and re-emergence of vigor in treated areas.

Coverage and application

One bottle yields 15 gallons of ready-to-use spray. In lawns, you can treat up to about 20,000 square feet; in pastures, up to about 15,000 square feet. The large bottle size helps reduce refill stops during a session.

What you need to know to use it with confidence

• Use on lawns and pastures for broadleaf weed control and green-up
• No waiting between treatment and grazing when used alone, once sprays have dried
• Ideal for pull-behind or ATV sprayers

Practical uses and tips

Whether you're tidying up a home lawn or managing a multi-acre pasture, this Tankables formulation aims to streamline the task. In practice, you’ll typically apply during a moderate, dry day to ensure the spray dries thoroughly on foliage. After the spray has dried, grazing can resume on treated pastures if used alone, which provides flexibility for seasonal management.

Why choose Gordon's Tankables

• Proven performance in an easy-to-mix formulation
• Generous coverage from a single bottle—15 gallons of ready-to-use spray
• Versatile use with common pull-behind or ATV sprayers

Note: Always follow the label directions for mixing ratios and application timing, and observe local grazing guidelines. The product description highlights potential benefits, not guarantees, and outcomes may vary with weed type and weather conditions.