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weeds already
Here in NJ.
We were in Florida and when we came back, broadleaf weeds and dandelions have already started on the lawn so.... My original plan was to use Scotts + halts but I jumped right to Scotts Plus 2. Probably a mistake but I didn't want to wait another 6 weeks for the plus 2 application since weeds have already started. I remember years ago, my 1st application was always PLUS 2 and my lawn always looked great (no crabgrass either) Question is, does the plus 2 have any effect on crabgrass that hasn't germinated yet? |
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On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 07:56:04 -0400, "NEWS" opined:
Here in NJ. We were in Florida and when we came back, broadleaf weeds and dandelions have already started on the lawn so.... My original plan was to use Scotts + halts but I jumped right to Scotts Plus 2. Probably a mistake but I didn't want to wait another 6 weeks for the plus 2 application since weeds have already started. I remember years ago, my 1st application was always PLUS 2 and my lawn always looked great (no crabgrass either) Question is, does the plus 2 have any effect on crabgrass that hasn't germinated yet? Try reading the bag of poison and follow the directions |
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Ignore idiotic posts like this one.
Try reading the bag of poison and follow the directions |
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If you guys up there still have really cool temps, you might try some
corn gluten as soon as possible to stem pre-emergent activity. Feed store or organic stores would probably have this. Apply once in late winter/early spring and in the fall. 20% vinegar with a spray applicator does well, too. = (I got into something really neat this year in the early spring with pre-emergent control - a propane torch, http://www.flameeng.com/. Works really well) Some folks spread compost on their yards 1/2 to 3/4 inch in late winter/early spring and that helps prepare the lawn for full lush growth the following year and it helps chock out weeds. They also feed with an organice fertilzer and not synthetic ones. = Zone 9a. NEWS wrote: = Here in NJ. We were in Florida and when we came back, broadleaf weeds and dandelion= s have already started on the lawn so.... My original plan was to use Scotts + halts but I jumped right to Scotts= Plus 2. Probably a mistake but I didn't want to wait another 6 weeks for the pl= us 2 application since weeds have already started. I remember years ago, my 1st application was always PLUS 2 and my lawn always looked great (no crabgrass either) Question is, does the plus 2 have any effect on crabgrass that hasn't germinated yet? -- = Celestial Habitats by J. Kolenovsky 2003 Honorable Mention Award, Keep Houston Beautiful =F4=BF=F4 - http://www.celestialhabitats.com - business =F4=BF=F4 - http://www.hal-pc.org/~garden/personal.html - personal |
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"Yada" expounded:
Ignore idiotic posts like this one. Try reading the bag of poison and follow the directions There is something wrong with telling someone to read the bag and follow the directions? -- Ann, Gardening in zone 6a Just south of Boston, MA ******************************** |
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It's idiotic to read a bag of poison before using it? Wow.
On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 09:45:16 -0400, "Yada" opined: Ignore idiotic posts like this one. Try reading the bag of poison and follow the directions |
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Do you reade the salt shaker before dumping it on your food? I doubt it.
"escapee" wrote in message ... It's idiotic to read a bag of poison before using it? Wow. On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 09:45:16 -0400, "Yada" opined: Ignore idiotic posts like this one. Try reading the bag of poison and follow the directions |
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