What’s the best over the counter weed killer?

They are all basically the same stuff - 2,4 d, dicamba, and something like sulfentrazone or similar.

Occasionally you might find one with quinclorac.

They work okay. Just be careful regarding the temps when applying. Any hard to eradicate weed is going to need a more selective herbicide.

Not really on the grass, we just have a place towards the back of the yard that has some different grass. Last time I bought roundup from a store that wasn’t a a farm dealer, it didn’t really work

You have got to identify the weed in order to answer that question. If you want the shotgun effect and don’t care to ID, atrazine has more margin for error. For 2,4-d, you also have a shotgun effect, but don’t apply it when rain is forecast for the next day or two.

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Not really on the grass, we just have a place towards the back of the yard that has some different grass. Last time I bought roundup from a store that wasn’t a a farm dealer, it didn’t really work

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If you want a kill-all solution, glyphosate is by far the easiest and best bang for the buck.

Round-Up brand moved away from glyphosate due to the lawsuits and settlements, so it’s not glyphosate anymore. You can get plenty of other options and generic glyphosate at most stores. I generally use the 41% “Compare N Save” from Tractor Supply at 1.5-2 oz/gal.

If you’re looking to kill vines or other hardy growth, you may need a different solution. But for just about all grassy weeds or growth, glyphosate will knock it out.

Cornerstone from the local co-op.

Any generic glyphosphate 41%. Mix 2oz per gal of water. Add a lil Dawn detergent to mix as a surfactant.

Glyphosate is getting harder to find. I think all those ambulance chasers are finally having an effect on the market.