Syngenta Fusilade II Herbicide - Grass Weed Killer Spray for Selective Control in Turf & Landscapes, Safe on Ornamentals, Fast Acting Weed Control for Nurseries & Sports Fields - 4 oz

Got this specifically to kill Bermuda grass without killing the grass it’s intertwined with. Just had a small spot so I mixed 1/4 ounce with water in a 32 ounce spray bottle. Sprayed the affected area a week ago and you can see it worked. Instructions say not to use it if your normal grass is stressed. So I waited for cooler weather to use it. Fantastic product and I’m very satisfied.

Best selective herbicide I've found for targeting Bermuda grass. I can spray the invading Bermuda grass that pops up in a bed of myoporum ground cover, without damaging the myoporum.

After spraying the Bermuda grass and a week passed, the Bermuda is turning brown. Looks like the answer to the Bermuda problem in my tall fescue

Sprayed it on Bermuda which had invaded my mondo grass, took about a week and half before dying off without affecting Mondo grass.

This works as advertised but it is not user friendly because the main ingredient is a possible carcinogen. Per the instructions, you have to be covered from shoulders to feet. you don't have to wear protective eye gear, but you do need rubber gloves of some kind. I wouldn't use this on a lawn where children play. That said, it did indeed kill the bermuda grass that had invaded my tall fescue lawn, which was turning very destructive. it is basically your only option. The instructions state that you must wear long pants, shoes and socks, and a long sleeved shirt. and that those be washed when done. I find all this to be a pain. I saw a guy on YouTube using this while wearing shorts and a t-shirt, however. You can't use this stuff during windy conditions. But hey, it works, and as far as I can tell, it's your only option if you want to save your tall fescue lawn. CA in 1988 listed as a probably carcinogen but more recent data suggests it is not. I found some conflicting data on this. Regardless, you have to be very careful with this stuff.

Works great to eliminate wild bermuda.

Is not selective when applied to daylilies for crabgrass--if anything, my results are more harmful to the daylily foliage than the crabgrass after 1 week. It may be effective on other, easy to kill annual grasses, not a cheap way to learn a lesson--at least I sprayed only three plants. Glyphosate is more effective, and should be used the same way as this product. (I used .5 oz, surfactant with 2 gals.)

Took three applications but it did work