Martin's Eraser Weed & Grass Killer

Yes, it is a non-selective herbicide. This means it will damage or kill any green vegetation it comes into contact with, so you should be careful to avoid overspray on plants or grass you want to keep.

You can replant flowers as soon as one day after application. If you are planning to seed a new lawn, wait seven days after treatment to ensure the herbicide has fully processed.

Martin's Eraser uses a systemic action. Once sprayed on the foliage, the active ingredient travels down through the plant's system to the root, killing the entire plant rather than just the surface leaves.

This is a concentrated formula, meaning you must dilute it with water before application. Always check the label for the specific mixing ratios required for your sprayer and the type of weeds you are targeting.

You can use it to prepare a site for a new vegetable garden, but you should not use it as a spot treatment around existing vegetables. Because it is non-selective, it will kill any edible plants it touches.