Spring-seeded lawns often get weedy, which is why autumn is the recommended time for planting cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue. Before applying any herbicide, wait until the new turf has grown enough to require mowing three times. Young grass plants are highly sensitive to weed killers and can be damaged if sprayed too early.
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Managing Nutsedge in Arizona Bermuda/Rye Lawns: Herbicide Timing and Deep Watering Corrections
Understanding the Chemicals in Common Weed Killers
How to Control Clover in Your Lawn Without Harming Grass
Effective Ways to Eliminate Dandelions from Your Lawn
Glyphosate Weed Killer: How It Works, Safety, and Buying Tips
Winning the Battle Against Crabgrass: Prevention and Control Strategies
Wild Strawberry Invasion in Fescue Lawn: Broadleaf Herbicide Control
Lawn Weed Killer Sprayed on Flowers and Shrubs: Emergency Damage Control
Dollarweed and Nutsedge in New St. Augustine: Spot-Treat or Renovate
Controlling "Lawn Ivy" with Non-Selective Herbicide
Transitioning to an Organic Lawn: The Sugar Program for North Carolina
Weed Killer 101: Prevention, Identification, and Safe Application
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