I am currently testing out image on perennial rye in my seeded Bermuda.i spot sprayed at full rate. it has only been a week and I have saw little results so far. A little browning here and there. It probably is because we went below freezing earlier this week. I will probably reapply in a few weeks.

I assume you are speaking of annual rye that was overseeded. From what I understand I believe you will have little results. I work for a commercial mower distributor and I believe what we do is to let the rye die off natural due to the heat and let Bermuda take over naturally.

That is just my 2 cents but I don't know where you are or what your normal stand of grass is.

My normal strand of grass is Bermuda. I read an older post by Texasweed and his suggestion was to use atrazine at 1/2 strength to kill the annual and then fertilize the bermuda. So far the only product I can find in the Dallas/ Fort Worth area with atrazine is Image. The image label states that its 4% Atrazine so I was wondering if the other 96% of Image is harmful to Bermuda.

Contacted the local John Deere dealer and they suggested Revolver but its expensive and I only have 3000sq feet. of over seeded lawn.

Suggestions?

Per images label, it is safe for Bermuda.

I use Revolver for this transition time. You are right it is $$. I have about 2500sqft. This was my 3rd year using it and it will last another 5-7 years provided it stays viable that long. I use it at half strengh and it takes 2-3 weeks to kill off the Rye.