At A1 Lawn, we offer a wide range of total weed killers designed to eliminate all vegetation they come into contact with. These products are perfect for use on paths, patios, gravel driveways, and other non-cultivated areas where weeds are unwanted.
Total weed killers are non-selective, meaning they’ll kill both grass and broadleaf weeds. They’re particularly useful when preparing areas for new landscaping, clearing overgrown sections, or simply maintaining clean, weed-free hard surfaces. Most contain glyphosate for effective, long-lasting results.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are total weed killers?
Total weed killers are non-selective herbicides that control all vegetation they touch, including grass. They’re ideal for clearing areas completely before planting or keeping paths and driveways clear of growth.
What are the best total weed killers on the market?
The most effective total weed killers often contain glyphosate. Roundup Total is a widely recognised option, but we also stock other reliable products suitable for both domestic and professional use.
How long does total weed killer take to work?
You’ll typically see visible results within 7–14 days, depending on the weather and plant type. Warmer, active growing conditions speed up the process. Always follow label instructions for best results.
Can I use total weed killer before sowing grass or plants?
Yes, but you’ll need to wait until the product has fully broken down. Most glyphosate-based weed killers require a minimum of 7–10 days before reseeding or planting. Check the label for specific guidance.
How do I prevent weeds from growing in my gravel and between paving slabs?
Start by removing any existing weeds, then apply a total weed killer to kill off roots. You can follow up with a residual weed control product to help stop regrowth, especially in cracks and gravelled areas.
