I live in North eastern florida, and have two Sago Palms in my backyard.
The two palms are in the corners by themselves, with a bed of rocks around
them/underneath them. When I was overseeding my lawn, I got a lot of rye
grass seed in the rock beds, and now it's growing. Really well. I have a
few questions on how to get rid of the rye from the rock beds. Can I just
use roundup- and not hurt the Sago? Or am I better off waiting a until it
gets really warm and hope the rye dies off? Thakns for the help !!

"SomeGuy" wrote in message news:avZ4c.6180$SR1.18297@attbi_s04...
I live in North eastern florida, and have two Sago Palms in my backyard.
The two palms are in the corners by themselves, with a bed of rocks around
them/underneath them. When I was overseeding my lawn, I got a lot of rye
grass seed in the rock beds, and now it's growing. Really well. I have a
few questions on how to get rid of the rye from the rock beds. Can I just
use roundup- and not hurt the Sago? Or am I better off waiting a until it
gets really warm and hope the rye dies off? Thakns for the help !!

No need for Roundup. The heat will soon kill the rye grass.

"SomeGuy" wrote in message news:avZ4c.6180$SR1.18297@attbi_s04...
I live in North eastern florida, and have two Sago Palms in my backyard.
The two palms are in the corners by themselves, with a bed of rocks around
them/underneath them. When I was overseeding my lawn, I got a lot of rye
grass seed in the rock beds, and now it's growing. Really well. I have a
few questions on how to get rid of the rye from the rock beds. Can I just
use roundup- and not hurt the Sago? Or am I better off waiting a until it
gets really warm and hope the rye dies off? Thakns for the help !!

No need for Roundup. The heat will soon kill the rye grass.