At A1 Lawn, we know how frustrating weeds can be when you’re trying to maintain a healthy, green lawn. That’s why our selective weed killers are designed to target weeds without damaging your grass. Whether you're dealing with dandelions, clover, or creeping buttercup, we have a range of fast-acting, lawn-safe options to help.
Selective weedkillers work by attacking broad-leaved weeds while leaving grass unharmed, making them ideal for use on established lawns and turf. Whether you’re spot-treating problem patches or tackling a full lawn treatment, our products help you restore your lawn’s appearance with minimal fuss. If you've recently seeded your lawn, follow our handy guide to learn how to keep them under control.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is selective weed killer?
Selective weed killer is a herbicide designed to target broad-leaved weeds like clover, dandelion, and daisies without harming grass. It's ideal for lawns and sports turf where you want to remove weeds while preserving healthy grass.
What is the best weed killer for lawns?
For domestic use, we recommend Green Force Weed Killer. It’s effective against common weeds like clover and daisy and can be applied with a sprayer or a watering can fitted with a rose head.
When should I apply weed killer to my lawn?
Apply weed killer when weeds are actively growing—usually from spring through summer. Avoid spraying during drought or immediately before rain for best results.
How long does selective weed killer take to work?
You’ll typically see results within 2–6 weeks. Selective weed killers work by disrupting weed growth from within, so they’re slower than total kill products but much safer for your lawn.
What’s the best option for tougher weeds like brambles or nettles?
For woody or deep-rooted weeds such as brambles, thistles and nettles, we recommend SBK Brushwood Killer. It’s suitable for non-professional use and highly effective on tougher growth.
