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Take it to the "Cool-season grasses" board... -- VTHokie01 07/31/2017 07:41AM I'm already like that to an extent. I'm pretty hardcore about my yard -- Nortazhokie 07/31/2017 08:14AM If you really want to help yourself go ahead and hit that with Roundup now -- typed by ben 07/31/2017 07:36AM Kill it with fire ** -- MEHOKIE 07/30/2017 11:36PM Re: Kill it with fire -- ShortFatHokie 07/31/2017 1:06PM You've got the crabs! Maybe what you THINK is crabgrass in other folks -- DonHo-kieHi 07/30/2017 11:15PM I'm not sure what happened on the spelling of Dallisgrass -- Nortazhokie 07/31/2017 08:16AM Every now and then fingers disconnect from brain... i understood! -- DonHo-kieHi 07/31/2017 12:24PM It's crab. It starts to grow really well in the summer heat above 85. ** -- Hokieesith 07/30/2017 8:23PM Thanks all for the comments!! ** -- Nortazhokie 07/30/2017 8:14PM Crab Grass...leave it alone now.. it is an annual. Next Spring early-> -- HOKIERIT 07/30/2017 7:54PM Your forsythia reference is spot on according to what I have come across. -- IB4TECH 07/30/2017 10:17PM Yeah..it's a decent rule of thumb;the ground starts warming up then ** -- HOKIERIT 07/31/2017 07:51AM Sounds like the consensus is crabgrass and I was wrong. This type -- Nortazhokie 07/30/2017 8:14PM That shold handle most ANY annual Also remember, reapply in May/June ** -- HOKIERIT 07/30/2017 8:18PM Looks like crabs- and you need to pull it out ** -- bigbadbird 07/30/2017 7:07PM Re: Grass experts (the lawn type, not the smoking type) -- Dick 07/30/2017 5:08PM Nut Grass? -- Newt 07/30/2017 5:04PM Could be, but the blades look a little coarser than pictures I've seen of -- Nortazhokie 07/30/2017 5:13PM The preemergent is the way to prevent it..don'r forget to reapply in early> -- HOKIERIT 07/30/2017 7:58PM Hard to tell but even though you say it is not crabgrass, it looks like -- CLT Hokie1 07/30/2017 4:47PM That's the best way but even with two applications -- CLT Hokie1 07/30/2017 8:58PM Or try a crab grass preventer next year. ** -- IB4TECH 07/30/2017 5:45PM Time of year for crabgrass too. Sometimes takes several Weed-B-Gone -- Stork 07/30/2017 5:02PM I always mow with the blade as high as it can be set. I dethatch, aerate, -- Nortazhokie 07/30/2017 5:11PM Is it possible it is poa truiviana? Probably not if it's just getting -> -- HOKIERIT 07/30/2017 8:13PM Already sprayed with the Weed-B-Gone crabgrass control. Nothing. ** -- Nortazhokie 07/30/2017 4:55PM With crabgrass a oreventative is best -- Manbearpig 07/30/2017 5:20PM Yeah, you typically have to get it before it starts. If you have a few -- Nortazhokie 07/30/2017 5:22PM Yeah, hand weeding is best, the post emergents dont work well -- Manbearpig 07/30/2017 5:29PM I wouldn't be so quick to rule out crabgrass. -- RoswellGAHokie 07/30/2017 4:46PM If it is crabgrass, it's a much different strain that is in the yards now -- Nortazhokie 07/30/2017 4:54PM The crabgrass killers are not that great..it could be crabgrass-> -- HOKIERIT 07/30/2017 8:01PM Drive XLr8 (Quinclorac) is excellent. Big box stuff sucks. ** -- 48zip 07/31/2017 11:10AM My invasion is like a chickweed ** -- TomTurkey 07/30/2017 3:34PM If it's chickweed, use Weed-be-Gone..It kills chickweed easily and quickly ** -- HOKIERIT 07/30/2017 8:04PM Hard to tell because it's mowed but Japanese stiltgrass has taken over my -- hokeyhokie 07/30/2017 3:28PM That was my other thought too. Thanks. ** -- Nortazhokie 07/30/2017 3:31PM Looks like a hybrid.... -- vthokieq 07/30/2017 2:26PM I'll have to give you a +1 for the Caddyshack reference. ** -- Nortazhokie 07/30/2017 2:35PM I know nothing about lawn grass, but -- VaTechie 07/30/2017 2:29PMTech Sideline is Presented By:
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