Ortho Weed & Feed contains a broadleaf herbicide (usually 2,4-D) that kills any broadleaf plant—including your flowers and shrubs. It is designed only for lawns.
There is no antidote. Water deeply to leach chemical, but most is already absorbed. Replant after 4–6 weeks (check label for soil persistence).
Always read labels. Never use lawn weed controls in flower beds. Use mulch, hand-weeding, or spot-treatment with glyphosate (shielding desired plants).
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