Chances are the bermuda will come back... but if you are persistent you can keep it in check: www.tennesseeturfgrassweeds.org/admin/Lists/Fact%20Sheets/Attachments/17/W237.pdf I am in year two using Option 1, with a bermudagrass backyard for the kid's ball field and TTTF in the fron and sides. Our H...

Locally the fans are positioned to pump air down and the ac is off.

5th mow of the season today. Lawn looks excellent! Thanks BL Crew.

Astronomically speaking, at least. Earliest in over a century. March 19 if you are in Mountain time or west, March 20 for Central time and east.

www.space.com/14951-spring-equinox-earl ... -2012.html

MorpheusPA wrote: Yours sounds less accidental than like a purposeful violation of national boundaries.

I think HanLawn was closer to sending in Seal Team 6 into Pakistan to take out some terrorist weeds.

One thing I wish I would have learned about 40 years ago... was to mow the leaves into the lawn. I cannot tell you HOW MANY HOURS OF RAKING AND BURNING LEAVES I DID AS A KID /rant off

I really enjoy shredding them nowadays.

I dig the See Rock City birdhouse. Oh and the lawn looks great!

Wow. Like Michael Wise says, the best of a neighborhood of well kept lawns, and it is not even close.

Thank you, that was one of the places that I found last night searching for sources. EH Griffith has it but I think you had to buy a minimum of a 2 @ 2.5 gal case.

Where did you order from? I would like to get some and do at least a couple of applications in April/May to see how it helps out before the summer fungalfest.

andy10917 wrote: While I'm personally sticking (pun intended) to my Turbo Sticker use,..

x2, but the "UD" is pretty funny.

Giving this a bump up for any more feed back from users. Sounds like the time to add phosphite is around May?

I guess I'm just not a "Tool-Time" freak. I can't walk past an existing tool that could do the job, and then go buy a specialty tool that I use once a year. I'd rather buy additional nutrients with the $$$$. To each his own, I guess. I love multi-taskers! Another question, I did a soil test last su...

Thinking it will go something like this (today to Saturday): Time: T minus 96 hours Lawn Control (LC): MM, blades sharpened, all hardware secure MM: Check. LC: MM, Oil oil filter and air filter changed. MM: Check. LC: Fueler, report mower gas tank level. Fueler: Tank is full LC: Electronics, battery...

The application at the end of January definitely turned the weeds and poa annua white. I finally reapplied today to a few other areas with poa.

Log everything.

Thanks for sharing that information Andy! So we are entering "solar spring"... length of daylight in early February is the same early November (Feb 2 is about the same as Nov 8 for me)... Tenacity effectiveness should improve!

I applied yesterday as well (with the rest of the solution that I made up back in September) and will make another application in about 10 days... weather permitting. Highs are in the 51 to 65 F range and lows projected to be above freezing for the next 10 days.

Thanks for the fast responses! Weather is showing sunny days coming up so I will apply and report results.

At what temps can Tenacity be applied? I could not find that on the label. I have several patches of PA and would like to take them out if the mild winter continues. Our vinca minor is blooming right now! Weird winter weather so far.

there are two other things telling the grass it is time for a mid winters sleep - soil temp (around 40 F here in middle Tennessee) and day length (about 10 hrs here). My guys are very green but not growing very much at all now.