Ortho GroundClear Year Long Vegetation Killer2 Concentrate | Kills & Prevents Weeds Up to 1 Year | 32 fl oz

Overview

Ortho GroundClear Year Long Vegetation Killer2 Concentrate is a non-selective weed control solution designed for hardscape spaces where plant growth isn’t desired for an extended period. The formula is fast-acting and begins working promptly, with rainfast performance typically within about one hour, so outdoor areas can be returned to use sooner.

This concentrate goes beyond removing visible weeds by creating a long-lasting clear surface on driveways, sidewalks, fence lines, paver patios, walkways, gravel areas, and parking zones. By targeting existing vegetation and reducing the chance of quick regrowth, it offers a straightforward approach to year-long vegetation control on bare surfaces.

Key Benefits

• Fast-acting action starts soon after application, allowing you to see effects quickly.
• Long-lasting control that helps prevent regrowth for up to 12 months on treated areas.
• Rainproof performance within roughly 1 hour minimizes downtime after application.
• Simple mixing and broad coverage: mix 24 fl oz per 1 gallon of water; one bottle treats about 400 sq ft.

How to Use

Mix 24 fl oz of concentrate with 1 gallon of water and apply with a tank sprayer. Apply evenly until surfaces are wet but not drenched. One 32 fl oz container yields about 1.33 gallons of ready spray, covering roughly 400 sq ft.

Where to Use

• Apply on hardscapes where no plant growth is wanted for at least a year, including driveways, sidewalks, fence lines, paver patios, walkways, gravel areas, and parking zones.
• Use as part of yard maintenance to clear bare surfaces of weeds and grasses before edgings or resurfacing projects.

Best-Case Scenarios and Tips

• Choose sunny days with temperatures above 60°F and actively growing weeds for optimal uptake.
• Prepare surfaces by removing loose debris to improve product contact with target vegetation.
• Follow local regulations and label directions for outdoor use and storage of the concentrate.