I over seeded my Tifsport this winter with annual Rye to have a green lawn. The lawn looks great but I am getting concerned about how the Tifsport will react come spring. I have read that I may want to find a chemical to apply early spring that will kill off the rye to help the Bermuda come out of dormancy. If this is true, what chemical would that be? Should I be apply fertilizer now to help the Bermuda come spring, if so, what? This will be the 3rd growing season for my Bermuda, I have never aerated, should I this year and if so, when? I typically apply 1 lb. of Nitrogen per 1,000 SF monthly during the growing season, should I do this while the Bermuda is dormant? Is there a good pre-emergent that I should apply this year, if so, what type?
Please don't reply to tell me that it was a bad idea to over seed with Rye, to late to change it now. The photo is my lawn last year in July. I look forward to any helpful replies.
Thanks
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