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Wetting agents will help (actually have a video on them) BUT if you can't or the $$ is too high for you to water. It comes down to selection a top quality variety of tall fescue to overseed with. Here is my seed/grass selection video. I go over varieties of seed and where to get them. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f8eDZDvYBhQ.htmlsi=t-fNtgZgL6eBNnOO

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According to the label on Sublime you are good to go. Likely the % of triclopyr on the herbicide you are comparing to sublime is higher. So that may be why the restriction is on the product you are looking at.

Can't put out both together. They have the same active ingredient. It would like be going out twice the rate. What I would suggest is sedgehammer. It's inexpensive, safe and easy to mix. It controls both purple and yellow nutsedge. Here is an Amazon link. You can check it out pd ad. amzn.to/47vjRhR

Could have a landscape company do it. Take a look at what they have first and see if it is like the TORO one I show in the video. May be 300 to 500 bucks for the average yard. You can also get a spiker and run it over the yard several times to get the air exchange and penetration of H2O into the soil. Wetting agents may help a little as well.

Check into a electric corded scarifier. Greenworks and sun Joe are 2 brands. Go with biggest amp/inch size. About 150 bucks, 100 bucks in off-season winter. Not an aerator but does an OK job at aerating for low cost and reasons you stated for not having a real aerator machine.

You can. There are alot of marketing words on products. Some are helpful to folks just starting out. But potassium is potassium no matter when you put it out.

@@GregPhillips.22 Bag says 22-0-14 and majority of the Nitrogen is slow release, thanks!

I always tell folks to start applications in the back yard.😊

Thanks. I enjoy helping people. Helping them reach their goals and take more enjoyment in their home and work. 😀

Ya ...that is an issue if you have irrigation. I would use only one wetting agent at a time. The performance can very on soil type. Could use one one year if you are not happy with it try the other. I would try the hydretain product first just because the popularity of it. The H2O Maximizer performed very well according to the GSM article I put in the comments. If you are in an area where drought is an issue. I would go with that since the study showed it performed so well. As far as liquid aeration I have not used those. So can't really speak to those products. There is also light slicing or spiking often to get the air exchange and water into the soil that aeration gets you. I would slice greens during the summer on occasion. I would see a color difference the next couple of days afterward. So that works well.

@@GregPhillips.22 thanks for the additional info.

@@GregPhillips.22 where can I buy the H2O Maximizer?

I keep mine at 2 1/2.

The Andersons Professional Turf Products Fertilizer 18-0-4 with .125% Dimension Herbicide Pre & Early Post Emergent Control Spring Application Crabgrass Prevention. Anderson makes great products. This will give you your nitrogen feed for June as well. Pd ad amzn.to/3UXkv1G

What kind of grass do you have?

@@GregPhillips.22 100% KBG…….three different cultivators

Thanks. Just be careful with St. Augustine with herbicides. Many say safe for lawns. Just read the fine print and be sure it's labeled for St. Augustine

You can hit your yard with image or weedstop for Lawns or both at the same time (both make st Aug versions i think they are purple colored tops) but image needs to sit for a few days then you water it in (for Bermuda version I'm guessing same for st Aug but read the labels. You can spray at 6am..literally not 7 am etc but as soon as enough light to walk the yard start it will be in the mid 70s temp so by 7 or 8am your done, split your yard in 2 or 3 and do it at 6am each time, so the temp/drift/evaporation issues are doable in Texas summer heat. Make sure to do low to mid rate of herbicide and not mow a few days b4 & imo a week after. Water 2 days b4 as well, get the weeds in growing mode. Then next year you can get on schedule. Also plug your st Aug grass in those bare spots, water them often. I use the pro plugger on Bermuda.

appreciate it. I try to keep my videos on point. respecting peoples time. I like prep work researching and putting it all together!

May have to get further I the comments. Which one were you looking for?