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Im in cental texas starting weed control. I would love to talk to you

Dawg wtf. Im over here dumping nitrogen and your just

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Thank you

I started experimenting with PGR on my personal common Bermuda lawn. Initial app I went with .50 per K. I applied with my truck unit at 2 gallons per k. Results were amazing. Did my 2nd app with my Z at lower volume one month after initial. I did not get the results that I initially got with higher volume. I did the same rate, .50 per K. T nex That yard looks amazing! Good job.

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Great content- I never knew or heard about tree sunburn- think I have a red oak that’s west facing that looks kinda like that. Thanks!

I've got 2 crape myrtles in the corners of my front yard that have been "ugly" for 3 years. They also have bark scale. I'm thinking of removing them and do a xeriscape look w some wildflowers. But...if I keep them what can I use to make them healthy?

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UglyWeeds Texas, amazing video

You can selectively control aster weed until it hardens off. Start early

But if you kill the aster,won't you kill the st. Augustine?My guess is you're saying kill it all.Then if necessary plant new grass?

Dallisgrass has no selective control. Johnson grass can be controlled with frequent mowing or a product called certainty at 1.25 oz per acre. Best wishes

Is Dallisgrass and Johnson Grass the same thing? I live in Tarrant County and my neighbor has very little grass but a whole lot of what I've always heard called Johnson Grass.

So which worked better, Manuscript or Tribute total? I'm not in Texas, I want to treat my lawn in Tennessee. Lots of Dallisgrass. Thanks

Absolute worst weed

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Question: Why would you lower the height of cut in North Texas in the heat of summer... 103 in Fort Worth today...

What equipment do you use for the infrared heat map?

I'll be following along. Please post your results when you finish your experiment. My pH is currently 7.08, I have a Bermuda lawn in Frisco. Thank you.

Good stuff, buddy. I'm glad I found your channel.

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Make sure when planting: 1) Don’t bury the root flair and 2) gently uncoil any roots (don’t leave them circling as they did in a pot- they need to be set loose).

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Huge infestations of armyworms over here in south Alabama!

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Thanks for sharing this video.

If you’re going to replant I would plant the sod then top dress over the top

In large spots where St Augustine grass was killed by TARR and now is only bare soil , should we apply peat moss and leave it alone , or apply peat moss and sod it again with new St Augustine ?

Have you considered a flozone typhoon battery powered backpack instead of dragging that hose around messing up the landscaping

Why won’t it let people like your videos?

That's a bit extreme for gls. It could be take all patch if the area holds a lot of water or their is loads rain. I had a similar problem last year. Got through it but it was tough.

Tarr is a big challenge . Thank you for watching

Dealing w tarr as well. I applied propiconazole 14.3 @ 3oz in early jun. Grass was dying out . 2 weeks ago i applied 15-5-10 fertilizer bbefore the rain and it helped tremendously. Lawn got thicker however the grass looks like its bleached w the the light green leaves due to thw funguscide. I applied iron but it didnt help much

Thanks for saying anything but glyphosate. Cheers.

It's clear you guys run a good business. And I understand you are trying to help here, and it is always important to fix drainage issues, along with cultural practices being the MOST important; but the some of this information is outdated or lacks the requisite detail. #1 TARR is not cureable. You can suppress it (in some circumstances) but not eradicate it. #2 Neil Sperry FINALLY disavowed peat moss for TARR in 2023. It is posted on his Blog. It was never a cure, it was only like treating an illness for the side-effect: being acidic. The primary property of peat moss is water retention. "Top Dressing" on top of black clay with peat moss = holding moisture in the surface of the soil and around the stolons. We NEVER want to hold moisture on the surface, we want to hold moisture several inches down (or in subsoil). It is why we water long and deep, not shallow and infrequently. "Amending" soil via aeration with sandy loam and peat moss is fine. Top dressing with it won't cure TARR, can cause other diseases, and raises your soil height. It drives me nuts seeing these houses where the grass is 3-6 inches above the sidewalk because people keep resodding and peatmossing constantly. #3 There are different strains of TARR same as there are different strains of the flu. #4 There are over 40 varieties of St. Augustine scattered around DFW and TARR affects some of them worse than others. And the old Home Depot varieties are worthless. #5 Lack of photosynthesis causes TARR to be exponentially worse for every hour of DLI under 6 hours. It is far worse a factor than drainage issues (which is more linked to other grass based diseases like brown patches, blights, etc). Separately (unrelated to what you indicated), bad lawn crews are weed eating St. Augustine down to the dirt and throwing Zoysia on top of the diseased roots and stubble. This is malpractice but nearly all of them are doing it, as most customers want an immediate fix (which it is not a real fix, just lipstick on a pig) and refuse to pay to what it costs to have sod replacement done properly. Zoysia is a great grass and has benefits over St. Augustine, but you can't hide from TARR by switching to Zoysia. Half of the lab reports I get back each month are from people who resodded with Zoysia in the last 1-2 years. And I'm also finding TAP (Take all Patch) in lots of Bermuda properties. Bermuda in full sun will bounce back fast from Take All Patch, soon as cultural practices are fixed and fungicide rotations are in place. Why? Bermuda can regenerate underground from rhizomes, St. Augustine can't. Sun and photosynthesis are the key to all plant life. There is no getting around it.

Brilliant, this is far better than the paintbrush. Been battling this weed for years in my lawn. Neighbors on both sides have it, and previous owner let it take over. I'm getting it to where it's individual plants throughout the yard, with Bermuda under it taking over slowly. I'll keep this method in mind for the ones that get past my pre-emergant in the future!

How about chinch bugs?

Rake out dead grass fix drainage replant areas where needed top dress with peat moss

How long before you can plant sod again? Will st Augustine ever take again?

Not every blade. About half I would say

Whatever you have locally is fine

What brand peat moss do you use or recommend?

Great idea. When you treated the crabgrass did you hit every blade or just until you had even coverage from all sides?

Can't wait for the results! #productreview

Implement elemental sulfur

Interested in the pH experiment -- I'm trying to lower my pH in North Dallas...not due to fungus, just want a darker green in my bermuda. I'm using AMS, but I haven't tried citric acid.

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I have tall fescue in Fort Worth Texas and it stays green year round.