My Warm season friends are coming out of dormancy, just like my Bermuda... I LOVE IT! I know, i know.... the pro's here are probably tired of hearing about scalping right about now but i have to be a bother... Is there a "too late to scalp" scenario? my bermuda in north houston has been coming in ha...

i do like that drag tho!

ill be scalping probably next week. i mowed 2 weeks ago just to hack up the last of the leaves and as of about 4 days ago my common started greening up top real nice. im glad i didn't scalp last week because we just got 1.5" of rain last night in north houston and a little cold snap. oh and no trees...

my bermuda does the same thing.... always over the septic areas first. what does that tell you?

this means ive been doing the right thing. yayy!

ill do anything to win the grabgrass fight

sounds like a have a little more time than i think. MQ, your logic makes perfect sense. ill put down a dose at bag rate. and we are ahead of schedule so ill be home in 2 days instead of 7! why do i long to come home just to work on the yard???????? the lord only knows!!!!!!!! i blame all of you! -Ma...

oh yeah. some good rain! i was worried it was oak wilt but it seems to slow to be that. i haven't been home in a month but its still just a small amount of leaves on the ground every mow. no bugs behind the bark and the large live oak right next to it is unaffected. could it be like an early fall? i...

laadams85 wrote:You can't look at somebody else's lawn without telling them what kind of grass they have and that yellow/green looking grass stuff is a weed and how are they gonna fix it.

yep... thats me. telling them how many weeds they have doesn't make them happy.

just gathering some opinions. i guess the idea is its OK for fert as long as Bermuda is growing? im gone in west TX for over a month at a time and home for a week (north Houston). I laid down nitrogen 2 months ago and i want to put down some milo down again before it gets too late. ill be home in le...

...when you set your alarm in the morning not to get ready for work... but to go move the sprinklers before the sun comes up!!!!

i have a pin oak that is roughly 10 years old and a new oak i planted this year on earth day that are showing the same symptoms. loosing leaves and thinning out in general. i cant see it being an irrigation issue. the new tree is on high ground and the 10 year is in a lower spot. no chemicals used a...

Mightyquinn wrote:You may not want to wait that long to put any fertilizer down since it will be going dormant here in another month or two.

I WISH! lol,,,,, going to be hot down here till late october im sure. guess it gives me more growing time i guess

WOW, that makes me want to get a side job on a green just to learn the ways of the pros!

well it does make a mess afterwards. that could be it/.

i know it takes about 2 mows after for mine to look more uniform... then again, im not mowing near as low as most of you.

some good reading there but i cant lie, i almost got a headache by the time i was done. none the less, im happy to see he agrees with what i have said all along since i started getting "head over heels" in this world. And what i always said is you cant core aerate too much. its like saying you are c...

for unwanted weeds growing thru walkways/ concrete kill it with saltwater

pics would be awesome. where is the yellow occurring? the entire blade or just the tips?

i only ask because the same thing happened to me

either way someone is footing the bill and doesn't seem to care.

the rest of the yard is beyond fried!

i wish this thread was around before i bought my Celsius. everyone is spot on!

amazing stuff, definitly potent.... i went on a lil to heavy the first time and stunted my common but i learned from it. then the guys convinced me to get some blue dye and it sure does help.

"id like to have a problem like that"

man i wish my lawn was on that level!