Do you know the numbers on the bag that your used? Knowing that would help us understand how much N you've already added. As for the aeration, there are a few way to deal with compacted soils as noted above so either/all work you just need to know the consequences of each (aeration is weeds and a br...

Yeah today is a nice window with the upcoming rain next week. No need to worry about watering anything! I'm a few days too early for my second application so I'll need to wait till next week.

Thanks guys. I did see those old links, just wanted to make sure that was still the suggested practice.

Since the goal is to kill it, I'm going to look at how isolated it is and possible use round up but otherwise I'll use the 2oz rate as I already know where it is and I'll hit it every 7-10 days

What do you guys think is the best way to deal with the annua? I have a single app of tenacity down now. Can I/Should I use tenacity as a post emergent? if so how often and what dose? I'd like to hit it tomorrow when i'm going to be rain free for a day or two if thats the recommended course of action.

I'm doing two treatments to just give the grass a bit to sprout then I was planning to lay down some prodiamine and deal with the rest in the fall

andy10917 wrote: ↑

April 29th, 2017, 8:00 pm

Who says Triv isn't up yet?

Not seeding yet, my apologies.

Tlinden, yes Tenacity as a preM and this coming weekend will be 4 weeks.

Lol, given that it's sitting there by itself, I would think poa since you say triv isn't up yet.

What do you think the best way to deal with it is? Cut/bag and the tenacity or RU?

More for the ID

This is the area, mainly the only "grass" there

ID'g is prob the best place to start. This part of last years reno didn't take due to the drought so don't mind what it looks like, I think I have a plan for it but I need the dormant/spring seed to come up. https://s7.postimg.cc/ddps94bvr/IMG_5845.jpg https://s7.postimg.cc/7e215gr3b/IMG_5846.jpg

In my back yard reno, I have some spots of either triv or poa coming in. Since it's thin and the spring seed is just sprouting, what would be the best course of action?

Doesn't seem to be quack. Tenacity discolored it a bit

It was mentioned that I should try to ID this and maybe start a weed ID thread..... I'll leave that to the mods but until then can someone help ID this? My kbg is growing through and around it. It's lighter in color than my grass and has a pretty dense root, make a nice hole when I get it all out. T...

That looks great!

Casutherland wrote: ↑

April 28th, 2017, 2:10 pm

andy10917 wrote: ↑

April 28th, 2017, 1:52 pm

There is no way in Hell that you have visible crabgrass in Central MA in April.

Realest MF'r in the forums right there. HAH!

Gotta love Andy..

haha real for sure! Likely Quack so i stand corrected:

Just picked up a pallet of baystate fertilizer......driving into Quincy sucks more and more.....

Planning on hitting soem crabgrass and clover today with some WBG......The tenacity preM treatment in the front yard isn't holding much down......

The instructions on the Logan labs site says that wet samples are fine IIRC

oh geez - looks like the reality for some folks that snow/frost is still a possibility.

Perfect - that's easy enough!

Yeah that probably isn't a bad idea......i'm going to measure out the sqft of the different sections and then back in the pounds (or in this case Tablesoons) that the plants need.

What was the kind/brand of that hose end sprayer that you have and like?

Thanks!