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Crabgrass
I understand that Crabgrass Preventives are supposed to be applied in
early Spring and that they work by sealing the soil surface so that the seeds don't germinate. I live in the SW corner of Missouri. My lawn is a mix of fescue/bluegrass/rye. I applied Scotts with Halts in the spring. No crabgrass had come up until the last 2 or 3 weeks - Now there is quite a lot of it. Now I'm applying Weed B Gone crabgrass killer to it, but that weems to really weaken and even thin the other grass. Can pre-emergent like Scott w/Halts be applied later in the season? If I applied it in early June would it prevent emergence in June and July? Thanks, Dave in the Ozarks |
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