Monterey Grass Getter Twin Pack - 8 Oz - Concentrate

Selective Grass Control Kit for Planted Beds - 8 Oz Concentrate

Unwanted grasses compete with the plants you are growing, and many broad herbicides cannot be used around them. Monterey Grass Getter is a postemergence, selective grass killer, so it is applied to grasses that have already emerged. The Twin Pack adds an 8 oz container of Herbicide Helper, which the distributor describes as increasing the speed and efficiency of Grass Getter.

This is a single-unit kit sold as a concentrate. It suits growers who need a small, ready-to-hand supply for garden beds, ornamental plantings and vegetable plots, and who want the helper product included rather than sourced separately.

Key Features & Benefits

• Postemergence action — applied after grasses have emerged rather than before.
• Selective grass killer — formulated to target grasses specifically.
• Twin Pack with Herbicide Helper — one 8 oz container is included.
• Concentrated form — supplied as a concentrate that you dilute before use.
• Listed grass species — the distributor lists annual grasses, Bermudagrass, Johnsongrass and Quackgrass.

Who Should Use Monterey Grass Getter Twin Pack

Home gardeners, landscape growers and small-scale cultivators who manage grass weeds in bedding plants, ornamentals, groundcovers, shrubs or vegetables. Always confirm that your use site and local rules permit this product before buying.

About Monterey Grass Getter

Monterey makes lawn and garden products. Grass Getter is described by the distributor as a postemergence, selective grass killer for weed control over the top of bedding plants, ornamentals, groundcovers, shrubs and vegetables. The product carries the signal word DANGER, so read and follow the label and safety data sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is in the Twin Pack?
A: The Twin Pack includes the Grass Getter concentrate and one 8 oz container of Herbicide Helper. It is sold as a single unit.

Q: What does postemergence mean?
A: Postemergence means the product is applied to weeds that have already sprouted. It differs from preemergence products, which are applied before weeds emerge.

Q: What does selective mean?
A: A selective herbicide is formulated to act on a specific group of plants, here grasses. Follow the label for the plants and sites where it may be used.

Q: Which grasses does it control?
A: The distributor lists annual grasses, Bermudagrass, Johnsongrass and Quackgrass. Check the label for the full list and the correct use directions.

Q: Is it safe to handle?
A: The product carries the signal word DANGER. Read the label and safety data sheet before use, and follow the protective equipment and handling directions given there.