A central New York homeowner has two weeds: a blue grass and a broadleaf weed, and wants to know how to eliminate them.
Expert Strategy: Identify your lawn grass type (e.g., Fescue, Kentucky Bluegrass) first – take a sample to a local nursery. Selective herbicides target either broadleaf weeds or grassy weeds. Since you have both, you may need two treatments or a product safe for your grass but effective on both weed types. Atrazine (properly applied) controls annual bluegrass and ryegrass in many lawn grasses. Consider soil mobility, temperature restrictions, and non-target plant safety. Read labels thoroughly and consult your nurseryman.
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