How To Use Professional Weed Control In Your Home Lawn | Do It Yourself Weed Control for Lawns 

thank you!

you're welcome! thank you for watching!

The only problem I have with mixing them is spraying that mixture around ornamental grasses. The sedge killers seem to hit them too.

Yup. Here in the PNW things are starting up. Mowed my lawn last week and about 4 weeks before that. Definitely have dandelions but nothing popping up. I think I have some POA going to seed. Thaaaat sucks.

Good lord - I am in SW Ohio and I don't know anyone who has mowed and the majority of the lawns are serviced and have been serviced once.

that's why I call it "spraying and praying" ha ha!

Don’t give up! Weeds are bad all over for some reason this year. Follow the advice from Allyn and take back your lawn.

It's strange for weeds to grow over winter in cool season lawns unless you are pretty far south. Where do you live?

Not sure where you are located but winter weeds / weeds in general are pretty bad in much of the Northeast this season. I live on the NY state / NJ border and we had a very mild winter , wasn't super cold for long stretches and really only a handful of snowstorms , most of which not much accumulation. My lawn is still mostly dormant and when i went to apply pre-emergent a week or so ago , already saw some germinating weeds in the lawn. Not too bad but more than usual for this time and my mulch beds are loaded with weeds more than ever coming out of winter. Some of my neighbors' lawns have quite a bit of weeds already. Again not sure where you are located but I have family in NJ , NY and PA and most are dealing with the same due to the mild winter. Follow Allyn's tips and advice , do an application using the professional weed control products and it will knock the majority of the weed pressure back tremendously. Sounds like you just need an earlier than usual selective herbicide application. When I use pre-emergent I usually don't have to even spot spray weeds in the lawn until late April / early May but i am going to need to do an earlier one myself as well.

i mowed with it the other day, it cuts very well. Full review will be soon.

@@Thelawncarenut awesome thank you. Glad to hear

atrazine won't kill bermuda in St Augustine so I'd just save it for another time

@@Thelawncarenut copy that. thank you

I have some really good training that will help you with your cool season grass. It's at YardCareBootCamp.com and if you use code "RU-vid" at checkout, it's only $7. It's the closest thing you can get to having me personally coach you.

it's a custom poured curb - they use a machine called "Lil Bubba".

it difficult to find zoysia seed. I don't know anyone that sells it currently, sorry.

yes, excellent timing right now

At 14:15 he says he's using the low setting.

low setting is all you need

yes for sure, you have to be careful of drift. You also want to stay away from the base of sensitive plants.

Thank you! As a novice to lawn care in South Texas, your videos are a great instructional tool for me. 👍👍

Hand pull. There are herbicides that use fhedta, but I haven’t found them very effective.

here is an article I wrote on pesticides that should help clarify thelawncarenut.com/blogs/news/are-lawn-chemicals-safe

You could do that for sure.

yep you can apply both on the same day and water them in.

you can spot spray, zone spray or blanket spray with it. These methods are all mentioned on the label. So for your spot with a lot of weeds, that would be a zone spray. And it will not kill your bermuda grass - just be sure it's actively growing and not dormant when you apply, all good.

here is the video (I forgot to post it) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1tnEzjL-fIs.html

Yeah, leave commiefornia lol.

Usually weed control is the only thing I use surfactants for. RGS needs to be watered in so there would be no need for a surfactant there.

You could fertilize a week or so later, no problem. It won't interfere with the weed control results. I'm due very soon myself.

@Thelawncarenut thanks! You've been a huge help learning about our florida lawns. Also I've said this before but I commend the work you do to bring the best foot forward for the motorsports community by maintaining the freedom factory!

Later this week

late this week

hey Allan, no backups. Everything ships next day. If you ordered Friday then it will ship Monday.

@@Thelawncarenut no worries I just received it last night for some reason the tracking # wasn’t updating! Thank you so much you’re the boss 👊🏼

😂😂 Good catch

Depends on your soil temp trend, when it gets close to 55 degrees you want to apply it.

If you are in Florida, you are still in the window for prodiamine. Get it down quick!

I would make sure you ID what it actually is first. A lot of grassy weeds in Florida look like "crabgrass" but they aren't. If you reach out to your county extension office, they can help with proper weed ID. Once you know what it is, then you can choose the right product to go after it.

@@Thelawncarenut thank you for the advice. Will do

I'll get an update in next weekend for sure. I had a lot of weeds in there I sprayed so Ill show that progress too.

No updates 😞

no this is for southern lawns

Dam lol

😂

restocked later this week!