Roundup Concentrate is the pourable, mix-it-yourself version of Roundup. The concentrated liquid mixes with water in a tank sprayer or pump sprayer so you can make up exactly the amount you need - more economical per finished gallon than ready-to-use bottles when you have more than a handful of weeds to treat.

• Kills tough weeds and grasses down to the root - dandelions, large crabgrass, poison ivy, clover, spotted spurge, and other listed broadleaf weeds
• Visible results in hours
• Rainproof in less than 30 minutes after application
• Replant flowers, shrubs, and trees 1-30 days after application (see label for the specific plant)
• Mixes with water in a tank sprayer or hand-pump sprayer for broad coverage
• Use around flower beds, trees, fences, driveways, walkways, wood stumps, and for garden plot preparation
• Size: 35.2 oz concentrate

Selection Tip: The 35.2 oz size is the mid-tier choice - more cost-effective per finished gallon than the 16 oz Concentrate Plus and enough for a season of fence lines, driveway edges, and yard perimeter on a typical lot. Step up to the 64 oz Concentrate for larger acreage or fully clearing a landscape bed; drop to the 16 oz Concentrate Plus if you only have a few weeds.

Mix & Use Tip: Mix in the exact ratio printed on the label - more is not better and can damage desirable plants nearby through drift or root uptake. Apply on a dry, calm day with no rain expected for at least 30 minutes. For broad areas, a fan-tip nozzle gives even coverage; for spot work near plants you want to keep, switch to a stream nozzle and shield with cardboard.

Note: Roundup is non-selective and will kill or injure most green plants it contacts, including lawn grass, vegetables, and ornamentals. Keep children and pets off treated areas until the spray has fully dried. Read and follow all label directions and precautions.