Applied at labeled rates, both products are safe around established trees and shrubs. No negative effects observed in professional use. However, crabgrass doesn't grow in dense shade, so application under thick canopies may be unnecessary.
Dimension is available in liquid form and is a personal favorite for efficacy. Critical reminder: both liquid and granular must be watered in to move the herbicide into the soil zone where weed seeds germinate. Without irrigation/rainfall, they won't work.
Granular is easier for most homeowners—uniform spreading is simpler. Liquid requires calibrated equipment and expertise to avoid skips or overlaps. Choose based on your equipment and comfort level.
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