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12-03-2004, 06:07 AM
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Killing crabgrass/fescue in my still dormant bermuda
"B & J" wrote:
"D. Gerasimatos" wrote in message ... The green patches at this time of year are not crabgrass. Crabgrass is an annual which grows from seeds dropped from previous year's plants and doesn't begin growing until warm weather. Check with your local extension service about controlling annual grasses. I have this grass, too, and the local nursery identified it as crab grass. If it is not crab grass, what do you think it is? Dimitri If you're north of zone 7, your local nursery has to be wrong about identifying green patches in your yard at this time of year as crabgrass. It's still too cold. The few grass patches in my yard now (zone 6b) are patches of tall fescue. I have no idea what perennial grass you have in your yard. John It might be Quackgrass, but I'm an Ohio turf guy. Need pics. |
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