Bonide Burnout Concentrate

Non-selective means the product will damage or kill any green plant tissue it touches. You should be careful to apply it only to the specific weeds you want to remove and avoid spraying nearby flowers, shrubs, or lawn grass.

The area is safe for pets and children once the spray has completely dried. Depending on the weather and humidity, this typically takes a few hours.

Burnout is a contact herbicide, meaning it kills the parts of the plant it touches rather than moving through the root system. While it is highly effective at killing the visible foliage of annuals and perennials, deep-rooted or woody weeds may require repeat applications if they begin to regrow.

Yes, this formula is effective in temperatures as low as 40°F. This makes it a great choice for clearing weeds during the cooler shoulder seasons when many other herbicides become inactive.

Once mixed according to the label instructions, one gallon of the finished solution covers approximately 1,500 square feet. The total coverage will depend on the size of the bottle you purchase and your specific mixing ratio.

Yes, the formula provides rainproof protection once it has dried on the plant surface. If it rains immediately after you spray, the effectiveness may be reduced, so it is best to apply on a day when no rain is forecasted for several hours.