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Overseeding Bermuda
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Posted by
diywanabe Ok (
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Fri, Mar 9, 12 at 10:24
| I am trying to plan ahead for this fall and want to overseed my Bermuda lawn for green color in winter. I am in the okc, ok area and have tried perrineal ryegrass but it has had too much heat tolerance and killed off Bermuda in some areas. I am thinking about trying fine fescue. What do u think? Will this have less heat tolerance than the rye? I want it to die off more easily in the late spring/summer. |
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RE: Overseeding Bermuda
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| I think it is a mistake to overseed but it's your lawn. Look for annual ryegrass, not perennial. |
RE: Overseeding Bermuda
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| If this is something you want to do it would be best to kill off the rye in the spring by using a product like Revolver. It is hard to find and will cost about $200+ but will last a number of years. |
RE: Overseeding Bermuda
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| Kerb or Monument would also be good choice to kill off the rye. |
RE: Overseeding Bermuda
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| any thoughts on using fine fescue? |
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