What kind of weeds? Pasture or lawn?
https://rodgersinc.com/
Never tried them but seem like these would be more appropriate for weeds while still preserving ground cover/grass.
Never tried them but seem like these would be more appropriate for weeds while still preserving ground cover/grass.
The grass-safe herbicide I use where I want grass (Bermuda) is Blindside.
https://www.domyown.com/blindside-h...MI2u7T29vvhAMVoDnUAR3WhQPQEAAYASAAEgJCTvD_BwE
https://www.domyown.com/blindside-h...MI2u7T29vvhAMVoDnUAR3WhQPQEAAYASAAEgJCTvD_BwE
Cheat is a grass, so no broadleaf herbicide will work. If your bermuda isn't green yet, 41% glyphosate. If you're bermuda is just barely coming on it will just set it back a couple weeks. The rest of the year use 24D or Blindside like mentioned above.
I had a landscaper guy that should know tell me just fertilize the hell out of everything to kill it off in the spring and the Bermuda will come back out in a few weeks. He also said just round up everything in the spring, Bermuda will live through that also. Never tried either one of them.
I am moving to Edmond, within city limits in a HOA. What kind of weeds? Just the standard weeds. I noticed in my Norman home that no matter what I spray on it from Home Depot it doesn't work. I need to get it professionally sprayed. Issue is in the Edmond home the quotes are coming on over $150 per spray
If you spray it yourself in a neighborhood be careful of drift. Most professional guys that are spraying a post-emergent herbicide will have hoods on their sprayers so that it can't drift. Pre-emergent is what you see the guys spraying with the hose everywhere which won't kill everything the neighbor has growing.
When you consider the cost of chemicals now, $150 isn't a bad price.
You won't save any money on that quote doing it yourself. You also will still have weeds if you just spray it one time a year.
Hire a service that comes out at least 3 and preferably 4 times per year and your lawn will look like one of your neighbors nice lawns in a couple years.
You'll save money over doing it yourself, and as a bonus it will kill all the weeds.
Biggest mistake most make when using any liquid chemical is that it does not get shook up.
Always shake the container up well, disperse the actual chemical in the liquid it is in, as most will settle to the bottom.
A guy I worked with years ago kept complaining that the Roundup was not working well. But when he would get down to the last of it worked great. I asked him if he shook it up before mixing. You know it, he did not.
Always shake the container up well, disperse the actual chemical in the liquid it is in, as most will settle to the bottom.
A guy I worked with years ago kept complaining that the Roundup was not working well. But when he would get down to the last of it worked great. I asked him if he shook it up before mixing. You know it, he did not.
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