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grass
Can anyone recommend a pre-emergent herbicide for use on a tall fescue lawn? I got the broad leafs under control and now go after the unwanted grasses.
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Re: grass
Dan,
What species of grasses are you trying to control. It can make a difference in the herbicide you need to use.
Bill
What species of grasses are you trying to control. It can make a difference in the herbicide you need to use.
Bill
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Re: grass
Bill, I probably have every weed known in the state but primarily ground onion, lespedeza, pennywort, purslane, and spurge. I got that from looking in the local Co-Op book.
47 Cub (Glenda)
52 Super A
62 Cub (Genie)
43 H
42 M
In all things know which way the wind is blowing.
52 Super A
62 Cub (Genie)
43 H
42 M
In all things know which way the wind is blowing.
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Re: grass
Stop by your local farm and ranch store. They will have a catalog listing different types of "weeds" and the recommended control chemical.
I have one such catalog, some place. The catalog was a free hand out from the local farm supply store.
I have one such catalog, some place. The catalog was a free hand out from the local farm supply store.
I have an excuse. CRS.
- Bill Hudson
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Re: grass
Dan,
Here are some publications specific to Tennessee:
http://www.utextension.utk.edu/publications/pbfiles/PB956part2.pdf?what=pb956part2
http://www.utextension.utk.edu/publications/pbfiles/PB956part1.pdf?what=pb956part1
http://utextension.tennessee.edu/publications/pbfiles/PB1659-1.pdf?what=pb1659-1
Hope that these are of help.
Bill
Here are some publications specific to Tennessee:
http://www.utextension.utk.edu/publications/pbfiles/PB956part2.pdf?what=pb956part2
http://www.utextension.utk.edu/publications/pbfiles/PB956part1.pdf?what=pb956part1
http://utextension.tennessee.edu/publications/pbfiles/PB1659-1.pdf?what=pb1659-1
Hope that these are of help.
Bill
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Re: grass
While it is not a pre-emergent, Hi-Yield Grass Killer is safe to use in flower beds and the vegtable garden. Will kill grasses, not weeds, and will kill corn, okra, and egg plant. There is a list of stuff it will and won't kill on the label.
Billy
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