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Fescue is also clumpy. I want kids to be able to play wiffle ball and football in the yard. Fescue is terrible for that.Took 4 years in my case for it to completely take over but mine was a big yard. But again, it just depends on how much you plant. Think of it as a checker board. The more you and plant and closer together, the quicker it will be.
I planted it in fescue because as others have mentioned, fescue is really hard to keep up in a non shaded lawn. It takes tons of water if not mostly shaded. I too wanted green grass year round at first but came to hate the fescue because of the amount of watering I had to do and you have to let the fescue stay tall which sucked w dogs and kids playing in it all the time.
That is what I use for Bermuda. Works well for it.What do you use to spray on your Zoysia for weeds?
I got Celsius WG but you definitely can't overdo the mix or it turns into a death spray for everything
I have been there. At times it was the only thing under my control.My trees and plants look great.
I'm about 65% with the mulch. It looks very good where we have completed it.
I am thankful for my yard right now, because not much else in my life is going well.
Zoysia is great. Best grass ever.Look up army worms. Could that be it?
I have zoysia. I would never want to change.
Man you ain’t kidding! We’ve got zoysia at the house we just moved to and not only does it look magnificently emerald green but it feels like walking on carpet barefoot.Zoysia is great. Best grass ever.
Best grass ever to play golf on too. Grows almost anywhere. When I re-sod my back yard its going to be zoysia.Man you ain’t kidding! We’ve got zoysia at the house we just moved to and not only does it look magnificently emerald green but it feels like walking on carpet barefoot.
Currently there are some rabbits taking out a few of my plants. I'm going to get those little critters.I have been there. At times it was the only thing under my control.
Columbian gold is much better....Zoysia is great. Best grass ever.
I used to have a really bad chipmunk problem. My garden was their buffet and there were tons of them. I bought a shock trap on Amazon and it worked.Currently there are some rabbits taking out a few of my plants. I'm going to get those little critters.![]()
I faught them one summer. Some of the traps available are medieval torture devices reincarnated.Suddenly I have a zillion mole/vole? tunnels in the grassy areas of my front lawn. So I got some store bought poison and shoved it in randomly..Next day there is a dead squirrel-which bums me-and I don't know yet if I got the nasty voles
I've ordered a granulate that is supposed to keep them away via smell.I used to have a really bad chipmunk problem. My garden was their buffet and there were tons of them. I bought a shock trap on Amazon and it worked.
Letting a few hungry rat snakes loose is also a surefire solution to that problem.I faught them one summer. Some of the traps available are medieval torture devices reincarnated.
I didn't want to just killing them. I finally found something that didn't kill them but ran them off, I believe, because of the smell. It worked well. Sorry I don't recall the product name. I also used smoke bombs that seemed to help.
Yes, and a natural solution.Letting a few hungry rat snakes loose is also a surefire solution to that problem.
I just removed on from my downstairs bathroom. Sitter was freaking out. I took it out of the neighborhood into the woods. I really wanted to let it loose in my back yard but the ex wouldn’t have any of that.Letting a few hungry rat snakes loose is also a surefire solution to that problem.
This is what I was referring to.I mean I don't think those shock traps torture them. They basically die instantly and go to chipmunk heaven where there are endless gardens of low hanging tomatoes for them to feast upon.