Posted by DScott on February 12, 2009 at 10:41:50 from (70.43.242.34):
In Reply to: Killing Grass posted by Billy J Shafer on February 12, 2009 at 09:02:31:
Nancy Howell said: (quoted from post at 11:12:44 02/12/09) If you want to prevent seeds from sprouting, you need to spray early in the year with a pre-emergent.
Since we've never used one at the farm, I don't know any brand names.
Google pre-emergent and see what you get.
Treflan is a pre emergent and looking back I realize now that I didn't apply it early enough as it is vital to get it down before germination starts in the spring. I see that they recommended applying it no later than March 15 to be effective. I usually don't think about it until I see the grass in the gravel.:D The area I am treating isn't huge and if once a year treatment is effective I could live with the cost of that. I think I will try that.
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