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 Getting Rid of Bahia Grass
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wilbert major unregistered |
posted 30 April 2002 21:27
How do I get rid of Bahia grass in my lawn? IP: Logged |
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soonergrass1 Friend |
posted 03 May 2002 22:11
Bahia grass and ants??? I'd recommend a couple of 50 gallon drums of gasoline sprayed over your lawn and ignited with a bottle rocked from down the street. This should take care of the grass, the ants, insects, etc. IP: Logged |
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seed Editor |
posted 04 May 2002 01:09
Wilbert, what kind of lawn to you have? Phil IP: Logged |
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Girlpatal unregistered |
posted 04 June 2002 21:07
Funny, I just posted same question, did not read yours first. So, you think bahia is a pest, too. After further reading, I think we can run it our of our lawn by fertilizing and watering often. Does anyone think this will work? IP: Logged |
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hayguy Friend |
posted 25 June 2002 20:37
GP; I haven't noticed it mentioned here (or maybe I missed it) but Ally will kill the Bahia grass without affecting Burmuda. It seems expensive @ 30 bucks an ounce but goes so far(an OZ does THREE acres) that price really isn't bad. [This message has been edited by hayguy (edited 25 June 2002).] IP: Logged |
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mysrblu Friend |
posted 09 August 2003 11:35
quote: Hey, hayguy...thanks for the info on bahia grass...is this product harmful to animals, birds, etc., also where can this Ally be purchased? Would greatly appreciate your reply on this...thanks! IP: Logged |
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Will-PCB Turfmaster |
posted 09 August 2003 12:34
You best not hold your breath for an answer from him as his post is over a year old: posted 25 June 2002 20:37 I'd get proactive and start net searching for the answer. IP: Logged |
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fat-pumpkin unregistered |
posted 05 September 2003 09:18
Here's a site with Ally information: http://stephenville.tamu.edu/~butler/foragesoftexas/weedcontrol/labels/Ally.pdf I've heard good things about Ally and am going to try it myself. You can purchase it online or at your local feed/farm store. It is expensive (although you only use 1/10 to 3/4 oz per acre): $20 per oz for the Dupont brand or $15 per oz for the generic, Metsulfuron Methyl. I don't know if the generic works as well as the Dupont brand??? IP: Logged |
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endtruck2@ aol.com unregistered |
posted 12 September 2003 20:04
A field for Bahiagrass reminds me of underwear after a weeks manuvers in Vietnam. Imagine that blowing in the breeze. What else does Pensacola have to give us? IP: Logged |
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Brack unregistered |
posted 16 September 2003 13:13
ALLY work great! Been using it all summer! IP: Logged |
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pacal1@bellsouth.net unregistered |
posted 20 October 2003 14:06
We used RoundUp to kill the bahia-it does instantly, but you have to pull out the dead stuff and resod IP: Logged |
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