Posted by please on February 19, 2008, 8:59 pm
In a few weeks I plan on seeding my backyard with Argentine Bahia.
Last summer I seeded my front yard successfuly but it took a lot of
work because of the enormous amount of weed seeds in Central Florida
soil. I had to hand pull them because herbisides I used killed grass
seedlings.
What would happen if I mixed some annual rye with the Bahia in hopes
that the annual rye will crowd out the weeds, then die out?
Posted by RR on February 28, 2008, 1:48 am
please@nospam wrote:
> In a few weeks I plan on seeding my backyard with Argentine Bahia.
> Last summer I seeded my front yard successfuly but it took a lot of
> work because of the enormous amount of weed seeds in Central Florida
> soil. I had to hand pull them because herbisides I used killed grass
> seedlings.
>
> What would happen if I mixed some annual rye with the Bahia in hopes
> that the annual rye will crowd out the weeds, then die out?
no matter how much grass you have the weeds will always show up.
Especially with the devil weed called the dandelion. The dandelion will
leave a nice bare spot of soil after you pull it. I even used the Scotts
Weed and Feed. That just seemed to promote the weeds.
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> Last summer I seeded my front yard successfuly but it took a lot of
> work because of the enormous amount of weed seeds in Central Florida
> soil. I had to hand pull them because herbisides I used killed grass
> seedlings.
>
> What would happen if I mixed some annual rye with the Bahia in hopes
> that the annual rye will crowd out the weeds, then die out?