re: Spring Weed Guide For Lawns

I'm not big on granulars for broadleaves, because you usually have to try to apply when the leaves are wet, dew is down, etc. I still use selective broadleaf killers during the summer, but only late in the evening or on cloudy days when the temp is below 90. If you follow the labeling, selective broadleaf herbicides work best during the spring, but CAN be used during the summer for spot spraying.

ETA: What weed(s) are you trying to take out?

Sedgehammer around azaleas? Can I use it without hurting my plants?

Ok. I thought I had clicked the Poli Board, and I took this thread title the wrong way!

After not being able to cut the grass for 2 weeks due to rain, I've got a sea of reddish what appear to be seed heads waving-from across the street, looks like a green wheat field-is this a clue to what kind of lawn I inherited? Certainly not the beautiful yard of St. Aug I'm leaving behind.

Anyone have any advice for grass burrs? These sticky bastards are everywhere.

I have crabgrass terrible used mama and another treatment and nothing phased it
Is it due to the tTemperature ?
I have bermuda

3 oz to gallaon

Boot, would it be safe to spray my beds with image for weeds? I've got 10 different kinds of shite popping up everywhere and want to just wipe it all out without damaging by plants or grass.

What the frick is this and how do I destroy it? Decided I was going to round up a section and try to re sod. That shite laughed at the roundup. Almost looks like a carpet grass and is "crunchy" when I walk on it.