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Sun, Mar 25, 12 at 11:15
| Last year I killed off all of my yard with round up, put in sprinklers and replanted my whole yard with Tall Fescue with a slit-seeder. Looks great!
However this spring I have a small area of Poanna Grass (about 5 sq feet) near my driveway. I put down a pre-emergent in Spring but want to know what to do about this grass so it will not spread further. Any insights on how to handle? |
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| Poa is an annual and will die in the summer. If you don't want to wait, you can spray it with roundup and reseed. For such a small area, I would probably kill it now and patch. Poa germinates in the fall, so it is just something that comes along with fall seeding. You can use a preemergent this fall so that it doesn't return next year. You probably will want to buy a bag now and store it because the box stores often only carry it in spring. |
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