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[Mastgar] Quack Grass

From: Beth Jarvis (brjarvis_at_umn.edu)
Date: 09/30/02


Hi Richard,

In my lawn, green is good.  

However, some folk have higher levels of acceptance than I.  

I've not heard of using higher N fert. for quack but the Y & G 
brief on perennial grass weeds suggests that high management 
will cause the grass to die out.  That might be what the turf folk 
are doing.  IIRC, the brief says regular mowing will kill it off 
over a few years.  I suspect higher levels of N will cause it to 
grow more and thus make a better mower target.

I knwo this doesn't answer your question, but you might look at 
the Y & G brief.

Good luck!

Beth Jarvis
Y & G Line





> I have a couple of places in my lawn where quack grass is rearing its ugly
> head.  I'm not anxious to Roundup and reseed so I asked a Landscape friend
> about it.  He said that the sod growers that he buys from treat it in
> early stages with pure nitrogen.  Once its under control they return to
> more standard fertilizing practices.  Has anyone ever heard of this?  He
> didn't know in what form they applied the pure nitrogen.
> 
> Richard Gyllstrom            
> West Ottertail County
> 

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