Raking pine straw off a Bermuda lawn after pre-emergent application won't significantly reduce the herbicide's effectiveness. Research shows even core aeration—which disturbs soil far more aggressively—has minimal impact on pre-emergent activity.
You can maintain a clean lawn appearance without compromising weed prevention. The pre-emergent barrier remains intact at the soil surface where it stops weed seed germination.
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