can this be used with a bahia grass lawn?
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Since I am not familiar with Bahia grass I can't answer your question. Bahia is seldom if ever used in the Dallas, TX area.
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There is a document at Bionide's web site and bahia grass is on the list of turf species Warm Season GrassesBahiagrass (Paspalum notatum)Buffalograss (Buchloe dactyloides)Carpetgrass (Axonopus affinis)Centipedegrass (Eremochloa ophuiroides)Kikuyugrass (Pennisetum clandestinum)Seashore Paspalum (Paspalum vaginatum)Zoysiagrass3 (Zoysia japonica)Bermudagrass4 (Cynodon dactylon) & hybrids
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I have Bermuda so I'm not 100% certain. The bottle does say cool and warm season grasses.
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The info on the label lists Bahia grass as one of the grasses it can be used on. We have just ordered 4 more pints. Good luck!!
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I have know idea because we don't know anything about St Augustine grass. We use on Kentucky Blue grass and it does a fantastic job on the crabgrass. We use each year in early spring. I'm sorry that I can't help you further.
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Yes, it's one inch thick so as long as it is laying flat it will be fine. It will help if you make sure and remove the existing grass first.
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Our plugger is not ideal for St. Augustine grass, especially if you're wanting to cut up pieces of sod to plant in your lawn. It does a better job of transplanting St Augustine from one part of your yard to another but because we're never sure what folks are intending to do with the 5-IN-1, we feel better stating that it is not recommended for St Augustine. There are some pluggers which pull a larger plug which is better suited for this particular grass type. They are square and pull one plug at a time. Hope this helps. Thanks, Bill (ProPlugger)
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It absolute can be used in grass. My father-in-law used it a lot outside. :)
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I would say that it depends on what you call "grass". If it is deeply rooted and the soil is dry and hard, maybe. If it is a relatively soft area that can be torn up with a boot heel, yes. My small garden is very soft and this tiller works it like magic. If I were busting up clods of dry dirt I am not sure it could handle it. Best answer I can give you!
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I certainly believe that it would not harm any kind of grass. I have st Augustine grass in my backyard and Bahia on the side of the house (it was like this when I moved in) and a different type of grass in the front yard, and it has not negatively affected any of my grass or plants. It definitely helped stop the flea problem this house had when I first moved in.
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I can, yes. With this mower, no. Grass having a striped or checkerboard appearance is accomplished with directional mowing by gang mowers (like you see on golf courses) with a roller behind it to push the grass down.You need good grass for the stripes/patterns to work; bermuda or a good bluegrass with no crabgrass or other weeds is needed. Crabgrass is too coarse.This mower is good for your grass because it cuts each blade like scissors instead of the helicopter-like shearing from a power mower. You need a smooth lawns free of ruts, divots, and holes, and composed of a good-quality grass. I can, yes. With this mower, no. Grass having a striped or checkerboard appearance is accomplished with directional mowing by gang mowers (like you see on golf courses) with a roller behind it to push the grass down.You need good grass for the stripes/patterns to work; bermuda or a good bluegrass with no crabgrass or other weeds is needed. Crabgrass is too coarse.This mower is good for your grass because it cuts each blade like scissors instead of the helicopter-like shearing from a power mower. You need a smooth lawns free of ruts, divots, and holes, and composed of... » Read More I can, yes. With this mower, no. Grass having a striped or checkerboard appearance is accomplished with directional mowing by gang mowers (like you see on golf courses) with a roller behind it to push the grass down.You need good grass for the stripes/patterns to work; bermuda or a good bluegrass with no crabgrass or other weeds is needed. Crabgrass is too coarse.This mower is good for your grass because it cuts each blade like scissors instead of the helicopter-like shearing from a power mower. You need a smooth lawns free of ruts, divots, and holes, and composed of a good-quality grass. « Show Less
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Yes, I used it to seed my lawn with some sand added for weight on a windy day. Worked fine.
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Yes! I have a different variety of grass in each separate area of my yard, and the reel mower does especially well in the areas with thicker grass like St. Augustine.
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Hello Norma, I am not familiar with Bermuda grass so can't offer any info on that. But I will tell you that it works well on clumps of grass we have along with all other weeding we do. Can't say enough good about the Cobra head weeder. Would highly recommend it. Fast and efficient
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Yes and any grass with a tight root system like Bermuda, zoyza or centipede. I would assume it would work on other grasses but haven't tried any but the above mentioned.
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In NY, you probably have a type of cool season grass. So, you should NOT use Weed-Impede on your lawn. From the Weed-Impede label: * * * * * SPECIAL USE PRECAUTIONS To avoid possible injury, DO NOT apply WEED IMPEDE to: * Cool season turfgrass species (bluegrass, fescues, bentgrasses, etc.). * Newly sprigged or sodded areas of bermudagrass, St. Augustinegrass, centipedegrass, or zoysiagrass until these turfgrasses are well-established and have well-anchored root systems. * Newly hydromulched areas of bermudagrass until such areas are well-established. * Bermudagrass variety "Sun Turf" when WEED IMPEDE is tank mixed with atrazine. * * * * *
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As long as the gound is level you could put it on grass. You would need to put down plastic or root guard to make sure grass doesn't grow through though.
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Unfortunately I have not heard of that type of grass. I have a very small lawn with relatively thick grass. This machine did a wonderful job for me all last summer. It was extremely wet here in Ohio and rained a bunch. I chose to mow the lawn weekly at times to avoid the extra labor to get through really thick grass. I love this mower. The price was very reasonable and it does a great job.
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I suppose you could, but you would need to put some dirt on it first. That negates the purpose of the weed barrier (to stop things from growing) because anything could grow with the grass on top then.
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Hi! I don't know. I don't have turf grass but I have used it to trim very thick weeds and branches. I hope this helps!