Ziggy

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I use the flagship fertilizer.

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Same here.

I've also used stress blend and double dark, although I normally throw down double dark around end of September - mid October or so.

I've had pretty good success with everything. Give it a shot. :cheers:

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t's subject to change because I am letting my wife handle the booking for this trip, I usually do all of the planning for our vacations, and she has confirmed with me about this at least 5 times and has yet to book it. But, right now, Fantasy - 7/26 - 7/31

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I'll be getting off the Fantasy on 7/22.

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Her handling the travel arraignments is also why I am stressing over having enough time because she does not account for things like time to deboard the plane, bring 3 kids through the airport to find the shuttle/transportation, waiting for an available ride, traffic, lines to go through boarding the boat after we've made the kids sit ~2 hours on a plane for, ~1 hour bus ride... She just assumes all will go as scheduled.

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I consider myself a pretty seasoned cruiser and have gone out of Port Canaveral MANY times. I've also tried the "fly in the morning of" crowd - never again. Flight was delayed twice, 1 hour bus ride from MCO airport turned into 1.5-2 hours because we ran into a shite ton of traffic (there were like 4 other ships going out of the same port that day), etc. We literally almost missed boarding the ship.

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Absolutely do this. There’s a Hyatt Regency in the airport and plenty of restaurants to eat at outside of security. You don’t have to leave the airport.

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1000%

Covington Powersports.

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I heard back from the guy at LSUAg center. He and another guy he works with came to the same conclusion.

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I figured that was it. I had it in my yard too.

I used high concentrate of glyphosate (2 rounds with surfactant about a week apart) before doing my backyard renovation, which included bringing in dirt, grading, all new sod, etc. and thankfully I haven't seen much of it since.

I've also done sand top dressing since then as well.

I believe it thrives in low / wet areas so eliminating that with my dirt / grading work could also be contributing factor to why it's not really around anymore.

I'm saying all the above to say that if it's feasible, I would still try the glyphosate route and consider building up the low areas? It's worth a shot.

ETA: I have Tifway 419 Bermuda. Also, search on Amazon for the Roundup QuikPRO Herbicide single use packs. Easy to use and it contains like 73% glyphosate. This is what I used (well actually it was a big jug) when I treated my yard before the renovation.

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Pros? Cons?

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PROS: lasts forever and looks good / better than metal edging (IMO) - also metal edging can eventually rust if the thin coating comes off due to weedeating, etc.

CONS: expensive cost per LF and there's still maintenance to do (touch up paint / coating every few years)

I have personally replaced a lot of my metal edging with concrete curb edging around my beds.

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Specticle pre-emergent

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This is a VERY expensive product but I can't recommend it enough. You'll see a major difference in weed pressure once you start using it. It's amazing shite. :bow:

Found the Bermuda haters... :lol:

Game over

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We need to all light a candle in his lawn's memory if it's river sand.

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THIS.... :speechless:

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Have that wallet ready. They will not be the cheapest by any margin.

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Agreed. I think he knows he has sort of a niche business and charges accordingly.