Spraying Roundup near daylilies is a recipe for collateral damage. Instead, use the sock-and-glove technique: wear a rubber glove, pull a cotton sock over it, dip the sock in glyphosate solution, and wipe it directly onto bermudagrass blades. Repeat every 4 weeks. It's precise, uses less chemical, and protects desirable plants.
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