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Aerate and seed in late August early September. Spray weeds late October early November.
Look in fall of 2013 rutgers has a lot of good turf classes. |
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Dimension .125G in NJ in July
In the spring I use speed zone or surge for broad leaf. Than I use q4plus and then spot treat
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Dimension .125G in NJ in July
Thanks for the feedback guy.
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Jc is right. If you spray weeds in the fall you will have almost no problems in the spring (except new customers). Perhaps follow up with a June weed control to reduce the summer weeds like: spurge, purslane, nutsedge, and perennials like ground ivy, violets and clover. This sounds a bit like the dealer devised this program at Lesco/JDL. If you don't really have so many cinchbugs--stay with Merit or Merit with fertilizer in July.
Fertilizer will not normally hurt new seed--no worries. |
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whu not use a straight app of fert and bifentherin? still dont see why your going out in july with a pre emergent i would use a post emergent for breakthru
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I was thinking of puting down my first dimension later if we had a cold snap the same as last year.
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