Bermuda invasion makes fescue look "odd" in winter—brown patches amid green fescue.
Labeled for Bermuda suppression in fescue. Rarely on nursery shelves; typically professional-use. Precise dilution and application critical—improper use harms fescue too. Check label for fescue lawn inclusion (some only labeled for ornamental beds).
Spray glyphosate on green Bermuda in early August, wait 3 weeks, respray by early September. Then plant fescue mid-September at correct time.
One homeowner applied fluazifop per instructions (hard to ratio for hose sprayer) with nonionic surfactant. Within a week, all grass yellowed; in 3 weeks, all fescue dead, Bermuda survived. BE CAREFUL WITH FLUAZIFOP! Restarting with fall Roundup kill and reseed.
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