On 7 Aug 2005 12:12:15 -0700, "Betty Harris"
wrote:

Rolling Thunder sez:

"I purchased Hi-Yield grass killer to put a damper on the bermuda grass

starting up in my fescue lawn. The application instructions says to
use 1 oz of the grass killer with 1 oz of oil concentrate. It doesn't
specify what the oil concentrate is. I suspect the oil is for making
sure the grass killer attaches to the grass leaves; sort a like using
dish soap within liquid weed sprays. Anyway, what to use for
oil concentrate? Mineral oil, motor oil (grin), vegetable oil, or
what?"





Forget it, Pal. Nothing will remove bermuda from fescue without
killing the fescue, too.

Your friend,
Betty

Well Betty, I now beg to differ. It appears to be working. A week
after applying the Hi-Yield the bermuda grass is dying and the
fescue is chuggin' along. Same story with a neighbor. He
tried it and the benightedness leaves are dead. It may be
still a little early to be conclusive but the results are very
favorable.

Your friend,

Thunder