CGM is an organic pre-emergent herbicide that inhibits seed germination while breaking down into slow-release nitrogen. It must be applied at the precise time—when forsythia blooms—to stop crabgrass and other annual weeds.
Do not use Scotts Crabgrass Killer or similar—it kills soil microbes and creates dependency on synthetic nitrogen.
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