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Combatting Japanese Stilt grass
The Ornamec that was mentioned earlier really does work. I have had
about a 99% kill rate in my yard. Some areas I sprayed twice at a week or two interval. Sometimes the underlying plants or leaves did not get hit but the second spray got them. I did not buy the brand name but the generic version. I paid around 17 bucks for 30 ounces which made only 3 gallons, but that got me 3 sprayings. In fact I used some on my neighbors patch of it and some clumps back in the town owned flood plain. I hope to use the preemergent next year to see if I can prevent germination. Problem with that is one has to cover a larger area. If you let it germinate then you only have top cover where it comes up. I also experimented with crabgrass killer on it, but I think it took out some moss that I wanted to grow. -- Wes Dukes (wdukes.pobox@com) Swap the . and the @ to email me please. spam@www.spam.com is a garbage address. |
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