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Old 25-06-2005, 06:28 PM
Kyle Boatright
 
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Default Crabgrass in newly sodded Zoysia

Several areas on my newly sodded (one month ago) zoysia lawn have serious
crabgrass infestations. It appears as if the sod farm missed a few areas
with crabgrass preventer.

I think it is too soon to spray the area with MSMA or another post-emergent
herbicide.

My thoughts are to apply the herbicide selectively using a sponge just to
wipe it on the crabgrass which stands taller than the zoysia. This should
minimize the amouth of herbicide that gets on the zoysia.

Any better ideas?



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Old 28-06-2005, 12:05 AM
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Hi Kyle;
To my understanding zoysia will not grow north of the Mackinac Bridge that
seperates upper and lower Michigan. I have talked to experts and they
informed me of than. I tried to grow it in Northern Michigan and it does
not grow.






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"Dick" wrote in message
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Hi Kyle;
To my understanding zoysia will not grow north of the Mackinac Bridge
that
seperates upper and lower Michigan. I have talked to experts and they
informed me of than. I tried to grow it in Northern Michigan and it does
not grow.


Since I live in Atlanta, that shouldn't be a problem. ;-)


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I'd check out Acclaim. It's very effective on crabgrass and it's one
of the post-emergents that causes the least amount of injury to the
turf. It should be no problem if used to spot treat zoysia sod that's
been down a month. Certainly a lot easier using Acclaim with a sprayer
than trying to use a sponge, which is hard for any serious area.

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Old 30-06-2005, 02:26 AM
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ups.com...
I'd check out Acclaim. It's very effective on crabgrass and it's one
of the post-emergents that causes the least amount of injury to the
turf. It should be no problem if used to spot treat zoysia sod that's
been down a month. Certainly a lot easier using Acclaim with a sprayer
than trying to use a sponge, which is hard for any serious area.


Believe it or not, I spoke with the sod farm on Monday, and they are sending
me a small quantity of Acclaim at no charge. I thought that was pretty good
service...





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"Believe it or not, I spoke with the sod farm on Monday, and they are
sending
me a small quantity of Acclaim at no charge. I thought that was pretty
good
service... "

Excellent. Let us know how it works for you.

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