Lawn Grass I.D?

[cus_deluxe]

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Found some of this growing and I think to exterminate it, I'll burn it. Wut think?

it burns better after it dries a bit…

 

[Lnk]

If it is green, and doesn't die when I mow it, it stays. I hate bare soil. My neighbors love there zoisa(sp) , but to me it looks like yellow s-word. Nice to walk on though. Clover is nice and smothers other stuff. Doesn't need mowing as often either, and as a legume, it feeds nitrogen into the soil. Always had clover in the yard as a kid, seems they stopped adding it to seed mix as there is less maintenance, and industries depend on you spending for maintenance.

 

[stretch5881]

+1 on the university suggestion.
My neighbor does lawn maintenance for a living. His lawn does not have a weed in it. When we have dry weather and his grass goes dormant he is always trying to figure out why. I told him, his lawn has too much grass in it.

 

[exCanuck]

it burns better after it dries a bit…

Great advice, thanks. My lawn's gonna look sooooooo much better after I do this. Actually, everything will look soooooo much better.

 

[CrystalRiver1]

Looks like crab grass to me, but it could my meds.

Sounds like some pretty tasty meds...

 

[Seachaser]

Personally, I despise Bermuda. Even though it was invented in Georgia . I can’t get rid of it. It is in flower beds, garden, and food plots, I’ve harrowed it, tilled it, sprayed it, and it keeps coming back. I prefer centipede, but to each his own.

 

[exCanuck]

Personally, I despise Bermuda. Even though it was invented in Georgia . I can’t get rid of it. It is in flower beds, garden, and food plots, I’ve harrowed it, tilled it, sprayed it, and it keeps coming back. I prefer centipede, but to each his own.

It's really only crabgrass. I kill it with baking soda.