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Weed killer after top-dressing & seeding
Can you apply a post-emergent broadleaf weed killer after top-dressing a lawn & seeding or should you wait until the seed has taken & is semi-established?
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In my experiments last year. I used Lesco Eliminate (Similar to Horsepower) when new grass was 1.5 inches tall--no injury resulted.
Label recommends to wait until it is mowed twice. Or...did you mean you wanted to spray before germination? Has anybody tried that? |
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Yes usually you can if you follow directions maybe even a little less than directions for saftey
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It was someone we saw applying it last week while working across the street from us. They top-dressed the lawn w/ compost, seeded it, then applied a granule broadleaf weed killer, I can't remember what it was though. I didn't say anything but was wondering how that would work out w/ the seed germinating...
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Experiments I conducted in August of 2011, found that seed sowed 3 days after spraying bare soil with Lesco Eliminate herbicide germinated adequately and were only about a quarter inch shorter than untreated soil.
T-Zone treated soil still showed some stunting and reduced germination, when sowed up to 5 days after spraying. |
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