re: Spring Weed Guide For Lawns with Weed Chart and Plant ID APP Added Pg2

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How can I get my Virginia Buttonweed to spread?

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Things someone says when they've given up all hope

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I spot spray that shite with roundup. Over time, you can win. If I'm able to bring its blades together and spray em while I'm holding them...trying my best to eliminate collateral damage.

Works great. Theres also a yolo that you stick in and twist and it uproot it..works good as qell

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I've given a lot of thought to it. I'm purchased some sehtoxydim and will hit it this weekend if it stays dry. Hopefully that will knock it back some, because it's too thick to even think about spot spraying right now. In the back yard, I'll start spot spraying each time I mow, but that's not really an option in the front.

In the front, I'm going to go OCD and brush individual shoots and hopefully start making progress. I'm afraid to see what that section looks like when the torpedograss dies back, because the centipede is struggling bad. Maybe a week or two after the sethoxydim, I'll spread some fresh centipede seed and hope it fills back in.

If all else fails, I'm going to say frick the HOA covenants and plant some zoysia in the front section.

Can anyone recommend a Fall and Spring pre-emergent that will control the following weeds? I've never used a pre-emergent before. I have tried multiple treatments with 2,4D/Quinclorac and the weeds are just outdoing me. I want to do a pre-e this Fall and Spring.

Crabgrass
Goosegrass
Poa
Henbit
Chickweed
Oxalis
Pigweed
spotted spurge (Euphorbia maculata)


Bermuda up front, Tall fescue in the back.

Is there 1 product I can use to kill all these? Or will I need multiple products?

Can anyone ID this grass for me? This is sod that was laid today. I close on my house on the 29th. Depending on what type of grass it is, any recommendations for immediate treatment?

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Indy, I don't see much grass, just lespedeza and what looks to be root rot from the recent steady rains. Hard to tell though.

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Boot if you ever stop by the house you will probably have a stroke

You still have my number. Gimme a shout and we'll set you up.....over a few of your beers, of course

Depends what plants you have in there.

Annual, seasonal colors and some herbaceous perennials are susceptible to kill.

If it's bushes and shite, go for it. Boxwood, gardenia, azaleas, all OK.

Read the label.

Go for it.

ETA That's for Sedgehammer. There are other products, but always read the label. It will normally tell you what turf, ornamentals and trees are OK to apply to.

I think I have over fertilized also... not sure tho..

Only the ST. Aug is affected.. the centipede is fine

Lespedeza.

Metsulfuron.