Does this work on Bermudagrass? I have a major bermuda problem.
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it will do the job, however I found the Bermudagrass required a few applications before it was down to pull out level
332463
Maybe the Bayer website can tell you the chemical, I finished the bottle last summer. I will add that it definitely had a good effect on controlling the Bermuda grass, but I put it on 3 times a year for 2 years before the stuff finally died completely.
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I have sprayed twice at the end of this season,,30 days between sprays,,so far the bermuda grass is dead.The tall fescue has been completely unaffected.I will spray again in the spring,as directions call for..I have tried many products trying to kill the much unwanted bermuda,so far the Ornamec has worked.Directions state that it usually takes 2 seasons to completely kill the devil grass..So far so good!!
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I don't know if it will work for you. I know, however, that it didn't eliminate Bermuda in my juniper in SC. On the other hand, the juniper was not effected. I can't recommend this product based upon my experience.
882656
Not sure....but certainly not in drier climates such as New Mexico. Bermuda grass is better.
1935624
We have Floratam grass and it works well, but less is better. If you use too much it stunts the grass for a couple of weeks but it is the ONLY product that works on weeds. We LOVE the stuff, just use as directed :-)
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Zoysia is a very tough grass. I have grown it in the past in Florida with great success. Your blades would have to be kept very sharp. You would also need to keep it on a low setting. I used a rotary mower on mine. Reel mowers are the best to use on Bermuda.
1987156
Yes it should do he job. I had a dandelion and clover problem killed them all in about a week. I mix it at 2x the recommend amount it works better
1919562
It does not work. Try turf lawn ester available here. Spend the summer killing it ever couple of weeks. Then seed in the fall. Best of luck.
745678
no not if applied per directions. Basagran herbicide may be used on established bluegrass, fescue, bent- grass, Bermudagrass, bahiagrass, centipede grass, zoysiagrass, ryegrass, St. Au- gustinegrass, carpetgrass, and buffalograss.
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I bought this product specifically to get rid of a nasty batch of Japanese knotweed. It worked just as promised, but I have not tried it on grass per se. It took half the bottle to spray just the leaves of the knotweed. Surely St. Gabriel should be able to help you. I called with a question and they were very helpful. Good luck
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Yes but make sure it doesn't kill your turfgrass. It works best when applied with a surfactant.
2176156
I just used mine for the first time, it pulls the dead grass out pretty good, but I don't think it pulls or kills the crab grass out of the lawn.
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Yes, I have the same Tall Fesque grass and use Ornamec on it. Follow the directions precisely and plan on lots of patience and multiple sprayings. The difference between this and Turflon is a matter of "stunting the growth and spread" vs attempting to kill the Bermuda altogether (Ornamec). Do not be afraid to go to conc'd Roundup if all else fails and replant. But if you do take this path, you need to spray the area with the 40% concentrate, kill the Bermuda, water the dead Bermuda, until is shows up again in exactly the same place, and repeat this until you cannot get any Bermuda to reappear in the "dead" area that you sprayed. I have had to do 10,000 sq ft by this latter method and it is not fun. Hope this helps.
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No way, this is just a mix of fescue grasses, it already died in the very sunny part of our yard and it has only reached the 90s a couple of times with a good amount of rain and watering. Nothing special about this, just an expensive marketing campaign. Stick to bermuda or st augustine in your area.
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I have used this product on centipede grass. I does appear to work well killing wild Bermuda grass. However, before I would swear by this product I want to see how my yard fairs out over the upcoming spring/ summer.
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It works on it. We have a pretty severe situation with nut grass. We treated it twice last summer with moderate success. It is my understanding that several treatments are necessary for complete control. We will be continuing the two suggested treatments again this summer. One problem is the timing for treatments. Suggested is before the grass goes to seed which is hard to distinguish.