Weed Killer

Weed Killer

Weed killers split into two working methods, and matching the method to the surface is what actually gets results. A systemic weed killer is absorbed through the leaf and moves through the whole plant down to the root, which is what is needed for anything that regrows from a root system left in the ground, such as a lawn weed or a persistent border plant. A path and drive weedkiller instead works as a residual treatment on hard surfaces, killing what is there and helping prevent regrowth for longer through the season. Ready-to-use sprays and pump sprayers suit small or occasional jobs, while concentrates and larger pump packs are more economical for a full driveway or a large plot treated regularly.

Weedol and Roundup lead the range, from Weedol's path and gravel control and lawn weed killer to Roundup's Biactive and Fast Action ready-to-use formulas. Gallup and Hygeia supply further home and garden and path and drive treatments. For related garden care see Algae & Moss Remover, Patio Cleaner, Brushwood Killer and Plant Shield.