Georgia homeowner used Ortho Dial-N-Spray with Weed-B-Gon on dormant lawn with purple-flowered weeds. Weeks later, weeds persist. Asks for better method/product.
Hose-end sprayers are convenient but imprecise—rate varies with water pressure, walking speed, nozzle setting. Inconsistent application = inconsistent control.
Purple flowers in winter: likely henbit, deadnettle, or wild violet. All require systemic broadleaf herbicide and patience.
Weed control is a process, not a "zap." Precision and persistence beat product switching.
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