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$19.97*: 13.35-lbs Scotts Turf Builder Halts Crabgrass Preventer w/ Lawn Food at Amazon

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Amazon [amazon.com] has 13.35-lbs Scotts Turf Builder Halts Crabgrass Preventer w/ Lawn Food for $19.97.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Price
$21.52 lower (52% savings) than the list price of $41.49
$8.50 lower (30% savings) than the previous price of $28.47

*Previous 🔥Frontpage Deal at $19.95 with 93 Deal Score and 60 comments.

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ric0suave
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Save a little bit more with the larger size and going S&S.
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AmusedCrib2087
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Does this works?
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svollm
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Cheaper on sale at home depot, boo
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DL_
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if my lawn is already growing a bunch of crabgrass will this kill/control it? or is this more pre-emergent
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reinkespi
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Quote from DL_ :
if my lawn is already growing a bunch of crabgrass will this kill/control it? or is this more pre-emergent

I do not think it will kill existing crabgrass. Use a Scott's crab grass pre-emergent early next spring. Once crabgrass takes hold, my understanding is you usually have to spray it or pick it.
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bgtimber75
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Quote from reinkespi :
I do not think it will kill existing crabgrass. Use a Scott's crab grass pre-emergent early next spring. Once crabgrass takes hold, my understanding is you usually have to spray it or pick it.
I'm not lawn expert but I believe if you put this down in early spring it acts a a pre-emergent and stops the crab grass from germinating. Once it's germinated this does nothing to kill it.
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jeff11214
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Quote from DL_ :
if my lawn is already growing a bunch of crabgrass will this kill/control it? or is this more pre-emergent
This is a pre-emergent to be used in early spring. Works really well. This is what I use.

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wwjrd
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What is even the active ingredient? It's usually in a box on the front bottom but nothing in the photos and I didn't see "active" in a quick scan...

This could easily help or kill any random lawn.
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Quote from DL_ :
if my lawn is already growing a bunch of crabgrass will this kill/control it? or is this more pre-emergent
Quote from reinkespi :
I do not think it will kill existing crabgrass. Use a Scott's crab grass pre-emergent early next spring. Once crabgrass takes hold, my understanding is you usually have to spray it or pick it.
Use winter fertilizer in the late fall, then pre-emergent in the early spring. I did that and have no crab grass so far. It was pretty bad last year.
I've heard that Spectracide has a good spray-on weed killer that you can use once they have already emerged. I've seen it in Home Depot. Wish I'd used it last year.
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bookerttt
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Quote from DL_ :
if my lawn is already growing a bunch of crabgrass will this kill/control it? or is this more pre-emergent

It's a pre-emergent. Time to put it down in the spring has to do with soil temps.

It's pretty much when the forsythia at your house or neighbors on same side of street have bloomed and started to fall. If I remember correctly you have about 10-15 days after the forsythia blooms.
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bookerttt
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Quote from bookerttt :
It's a pre-emergent. Time to put it down in the spring has to do with soil temps.

It's pretty much when the forsythia at your house or neighbors on same side of street have bloomed and started to fall. If I remember correctly you have about 10-15 days after the forsythia blooms.

Above note is for cool season grasses and not for locations in the South.

For same cool season grasses June is the time to put down insect control.
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ujvarij1
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If you have a Lesco or SiteOne near you, their fertilizer, pre-emergent and post-emergent spray products are much cheaper than Scotts sale prices.

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