Was looking for ya again this time of the year. Please post some videos on killing weeds again, will always watch em. Also love the fertilizer videos and just your banter in general.
Looking forward to all the content the 2024 season will bring. Tough to find the motivation to get going, at least it is for me, but it begins with one yard at a time. Post Script: I am actually considering doing my dissertation on the monetary benefit of using a fall and spring pre-emergent herbicide to control weeds (businesses and residential properties in my region have lawn service every two weeks, year round, even when the grass is dormant). The results I get in my Bermuda lawns is fantastic and I know others probably have the same experiences. I haven't worked out exactly what my thesis or research questions will be, I am only entering my second semester of my doctorate courses, and I have another 12 months before it has to be figured out.
Hey Paul it's Ben just checking in on you have seen a video in a while make sure you are doing well hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas thank you for your time that you put into making this educational videos
I jumped the gun on a small amount of my overseeding tttf this year. Luckily I only seeded roughly 2500 Sq ft. I thought the excessive high temps were done, in zone 6, but, we got a week or two of very hot, 100F , and very dry. And, I was trying to keep my fescue seed wet/damp. I do have some germination, but, not as much as I should. I may have to redo this area. Reseed the reseed. Arrgh. Thanks, John
Nufarm has a new Poa Management product called Velocity PM which is labeled for residential lawns. If you can get a sample from your nufarm contacts then it would be great to see your thoughts as a video in early summer. The product label says use on Tall Fescue when air temperatures are between 60 and 90F and turf is completely out of dormancy.
Thanks for going over the triple threat plus cultivars. I did a renovation last year with it. I got 8 lbs from last year to fix some problem spots from summer. The spots that don't need seed are looking wonderful. I have some of the gci tttf blend with mountain view cultivars. I plan to mix it in a section of my yard with triple threat plus to see if they look good together.
I appreciate you taking the time to make the video! I always enjoy watching them. I’m just about to the end of my aerating and seeding season in Middle Tennessee.
I laughed when you looked at your watch at the beginning to double check you had the correct date. I enjoy learning from special agent Paul Outlaw. There is only one….
100% agree that Triple Threat is slow as molasses to really take off in growth. I can get germination in mid September in 4 days but between weeks 3-6, it stalls in all my lawns. About the time I ‘give up’ it literally takes off again. Triple Threat is aggravating because customers want that ‘Amazon 2-day shipping’ type growth and you will not get it with it!
Hey Paul , great Vid, I have a section in my lawn that mostly Bermuda but I am growing fescue, I have seeded and fertilize can I spray that Bermuda area with Glysophate , and will the fescue germinate.
Good to see you back. I have a question. Last year I burned off my entire yard, put down Tenacity at time of seeding (mid-October), then in late November I had mad, mad poa annua. It was everywhere. I assume my Tenacity protection wore off after a month or so, and I didn't put down anything further and it didn't die off until late spring. My question is, this year I only overseeded (except for 2 small areas that I burned off some K31 that somehow was still hanging on or maybe I didn't get it all last year on my attempt to kill it all and start over) but did put Tenacity down at time of seeding on Sept. 29th. My Tenacity protection is wearing off soon, so to prevent poa should I put down more Tenacity or should I possibly use ethofumesate? I have Tenacity, but would need to buy some etho. I also wondered if both would stress my new, baby grass. So put down tenacity and/or etho or not? I'm torn. I'd appreciate a response from anyone who has any ideas. I really hate the thought of poa, but also don't want to stunt my new grass. Thanks.
Paul, thanks for the reply. I went back and watched your Poa Constrictor video from last fall and decided to buy some ethofumesate and plan to put it down in a few weeks.
I appreciate the info! It seems like traditionally people would run a granular at 0.75-1 lb P per 1000sf. However the liquid rates you’re running are closer to 0.05 lb P. The same could be said about N rates throughout the year with liquid vs granular. That’s a big difference in product rates of liquid vs granular. So what’s your thoughts on why that is? Seems like a huge waste on the granular side, money and environmental impacts. Some of the liquids I’ve used from harrells do incorporate a slow release component to them.
Tell the wife and kids that LANDSCAPERS need to report back for spring training. Looking forward to 2024 videos!
It’s a dance with the weather and motivation to get rolling full steam this time of year
@@PaulsPrimeCuts I second this statement
Was looking for ya again this time of the year. Please post some videos on killing weeds again, will always watch em. Also love the fertilizer videos and just your banter in general.
Looking forward to all the content the 2024 season will bring. Tough to find the motivation to get going, at least it is for me, but it begins with one yard at a time.
Post Script: I am actually considering doing my dissertation on the monetary benefit of using a fall and spring pre-emergent herbicide to control weeds (businesses and residential properties in my region have lawn service every two weeks, year round, even when the grass is dormant). The results I get in my Bermuda lawns is fantastic and I know others probably have the same experiences. I haven't worked out exactly what my thesis or research questions will be, I am only entering my second semester of my doctorate courses, and I have another 12 months before it has to be figured out.
Hey Paul it's Ben just checking in on you have seen a video in a while make sure you are doing well hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas thank you for your time that you put into making this educational videos
I jumped the gun on a small amount of my overseeding tttf this year. Luckily I only seeded roughly 2500 Sq ft. I thought the excessive high temps were done, in zone 6, but, we got a week or two of very hot, 100F , and very dry. And, I was trying to keep my fescue seed wet/damp. I do have some germination, but, not as much as I should. I may have to redo this area. Reseed the reseed. Arrgh. Thanks, John
Nufarm has a new Poa Management product called Velocity PM which is labeled for residential lawns. If you can get a sample from your nufarm contacts then it would be great to see your thoughts as a video in early summer. The product label says use on Tall Fescue when air temperatures are between 60 and 90F and turf is completely out of dormancy.
Thanks for going over the triple threat plus cultivars. I did a renovation last year with it. I got 8 lbs from last year to fix some problem spots from summer. The spots that don't need seed are looking wonderful. I have some of the gci tttf blend with mountain view cultivars. I plan to mix it in a section of my yard with triple threat plus to see if they look good together.
I appreciate you taking the time to make the video! I always enjoy watching them. I’m just about to the end of my aerating and seeding season in Middle Tennessee.
Great video thanks for all the tips. Have you thought about using tenacity for the weeds? Thanks.
Yes I mentioned mesotrione in the video….. that’s the active ingredient in Tenacity
The titan rx is a beautiful stand of turf in itself. Definitely worth the $$$$
I laughed when you looked at your watch at the beginning to double check you had the correct date.
I enjoy learning from special agent Paul Outlaw. There is only one….
HEY PAUL, YA KNOW WE ALL THINK YOU ‼️HUG-THE-MOON‼️ HOPE YOU’RE DOING WELL…
Thanks! All is well
Always real good information Paul!!!!!!!!!
Always great to to a PPC upload!
100% agree that Triple Threat is slow as molasses to really take off in growth. I can get germination in mid September in 4 days but between weeks 3-6, it stalls in all my lawns. About the time I ‘give up’ it literally takes off again. Triple Threat is aggravating because customers want that ‘Amazon 2-day shipping’ type growth and you will not get it with it!
Hey Paul , great Vid, I have a section in my lawn that mostly Bermuda but I am growing fescue, I have seeded and fertilize can I spray that Bermuda area with Glysophate , and will the fescue germinate.
Yes
I've been using United Seed companies tttf seed with great result's. Germinates quick too.
Mr. Paul....you ok?
Hay brother hope all is well my friend.👍🏻🇺🇸
Good to see you back. I have a question. Last year I burned off my entire yard, put down Tenacity at time of seeding (mid-October), then in late November I had mad, mad poa annua. It was everywhere. I assume my Tenacity protection wore off after a month or so, and I didn't put down anything further and it didn't die off until late spring. My question is, this year I only overseeded (except for 2 small areas that I burned off some K31 that somehow was still hanging on or maybe I didn't get it all last year on my attempt to kill it all and start over) but did put Tenacity down at time of seeding on Sept. 29th. My Tenacity protection is wearing off soon, so to prevent poa should I put down more Tenacity or should I possibly use ethofumesate? I have Tenacity, but would need to buy some etho. I also wondered if both would stress my new, baby grass. So put down tenacity and/or etho or not? I'm torn. I'd appreciate a response from anyone who has any ideas. I really hate the thought of poa, but also don't want to stunt my new grass. Thanks.
Ethofumasate in late November early December is what I generally do
Paul, thanks for the reply. I went back and watched your Poa Constrictor video from last fall and decided to buy some ethofumesate and plan to put it down in a few weeks.
Thank you 👍
Thanks for the video bud!
Good luck brother.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Wont liquid fert just feed the existing grass which you dont exactly want it competing against your new seed as it is?
That's a sweeet sticker!!
I appreciate the info!
It seems like traditionally people would run a granular at 0.75-1 lb P per 1000sf. However the liquid rates you’re running are closer to 0.05 lb P. The same could be said about N rates throughout the year with liquid vs granular. That’s a big difference in product rates of liquid vs granular.
So what’s your thoughts on why that is? Seems like a huge waste on the granular side, money and environmental impacts. Some of the liquids I’ve used from harrells do incorporate a slow release component to them.
Perhaps they are guided by a set program and don't use their eyes or monitor the amount of clippings being created?
@@wayneessar7489I’m sure that’s true for most people.
Great video! See you at Equip expo
Great video I’ve always wonder do you own company
Yes I own the company
So I can’t spray tenacity or torocity the day I plug and seed?
Yes you can spray tenacity
@zanepoindexter4344 you can
My Permagreen looks that nasty too after a month of overseeding
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