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26-05-2004, 11:11 PM
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Lawn is flowering
Mbt6 wrote:
Salt Lake Utah, Kentucky Blue, it seems to be unique to my lawn. I don't see it happening to most of my neighbors. (I wonder if it's the "grass is greener" deal, where it really is happening more often, but I am more observant of my own). Mike, I'm a bit south of you in Spanish Fork and my lawn is doing the same thing. (It is the Bluegrass going to seed, not annual grass.) I've been told not to worry. Just keep watering, fertilizing and mowing. Russell |
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26-05-2004, 11:11 PM
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Russell wrote:
Mbt6 wrote: Salt Lake Utah, Kentucky Blue, it seems to be unique to my lawn. I don't see it happening to most of my neighbors. (I wonder if it's the "grass is greener" deal, where it really is happening more often, but I am more observant of my own). Mike, I'm a bit south of you in Spanish Fork and my lawn is doing the same thing. (It is the Bluegrass going to seed, not annual grass.) You mean Poa Annua, right? http://www.ppws.vt.edu/scott/weed_id/poaan.htm |
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27-05-2004, 06:02 AM
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Thanks.......sections are looking much better, those that I put the most
ammonia sulfate. "Russell" wrote in message ... Mbt6 wrote: Salt Lake Utah, Kentucky Blue, it seems to be unique to my lawn. I don't see it happening to most of my neighbors. (I wonder if it's the "grass is greener" deal, where it really is happening more often, but I am more observant of my own). Mike, I'm a bit south of you in Spanish Fork and my lawn is doing the same thing. (It is the Bluegrass going to seed, not annual grass.) I've been told not to worry. Just keep watering, fertilizing and mowing. Russell |
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27-05-2004, 04:12 PM
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Lawn is flowering
Heh, that won't stop the Poa from dying.
"Mbt6" wrote: Thanks.......sections are looking much better, those that I put the most ammonia sulfate. "Russell" wrote in message ... Mbt6 wrote: Salt Lake Utah, Kentucky Blue, it seems to be unique to my lawn. I don't see it happening to most of my neighbors. (I wonder if it's the "grass is greener" deal, where it really is happening more often, but I am more observant of my own). Mike, I'm a bit south of you in Spanish Fork and my lawn is doing the same thing. (It is the Bluegrass going to seed, not annual grass.) I've been told not to worry. Just keep watering, fertilizing and mowing. Russell |
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