is it safe to use with winter (rye) grass?
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yes. works well on winter grasses. do not use on st. augustine. That's what bonus s is for.
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I was reading the instructions and it is best to use in the spring where dandelions are most visible... As far as the winter I don't know the effect it will have on weeds.
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According to the product description, this product can be applied to any type of grass and in any season. I use it once in the Spring. It promotes a beautiful, weed-free lawn.
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I keep mine in the refrigerator once opened which the company prefers. However, if it is kept in a cool dry place it should be fine (per Amazing Grass). I have traveled with mine at room temp for short periods of time with no problems...even after is has been stored cold.
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Not well at all. Dry grass is optimal. Tall standing weeds it has a problem cutting
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I don't believe that the grass seed mixture is particularly suited to warm and humid climates like yours. It says "Black Beauty™ Ultra Grass Seed is a mixture of 30% Dakota tall fescue, 30% Montana tall fescue, 20% Tombstone tall fescue, 10% Blue-Tastic Kentucky bluegrass, and 10% Frontier perennial ryegrass." You may want to check with your local sod growers to see what kind of grass seed they use to grow sod.
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Dear Lori, I never tried wheat grass... I use my with alfalfa, broccoli, clover and radicchio sprouts. Very good !!
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I use it for weeds in my dwarf mondo grass with no problem. Not sure about anything else though.
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I cannot tell you for sure having never lived there. We had tons of wintergreen growing wild. It's natural habitat was in an area with light sun, morning or sun filtering through the leaves of trees located at the edge of a pine forest. It loved the acid soil there and the soil did not dry out excessively, the soil there was actually quite sandy not a lot of clay in it. I also use to find a lot of it under and surrounding elderberry shrubs and field willow trees on edges of the forest too. I certainly think it is worth a try in your area and I'd plant it in slightly acid soil and not in the glaring afternoon sun. This is a wonderful little plant, I use to use wintergreen in combination with St John's wort and Yarrow to make a natural salve for pain and sprains. It worked wonders for me, can't say if it would with others though :-)
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It is mostly Rye grass. It grew good at first but it starting turning brown the hotter it got.
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In NY, you probably have a type of cool season grass. So, you should NOT use Weed-Impede on your lawn. From the Weed-Impede label: * * * * * SPECIAL USE PRECAUTIONS To avoid possible injury, DO NOT apply WEED IMPEDE to: * Cool season turfgrass species (bluegrass, fescues, bentgrasses, etc.). * Newly sprigged or sodded areas of bermudagrass, St. Augustinegrass, centipedegrass, or zoysiagrass until these turfgrasses are well-established and have well-anchored root systems. * Newly hydromulched areas of bermudagrass until such areas are well-established. * Bermudagrass variety "Sun Turf" when WEED IMPEDE is tank mixed with atrazine. * * * * *
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Oh yea! That is exactly what I used it for in the fall. Got rid of weeds, grass, insects, leaves and most anything else that is incapable of surviving in a 1500 degree Fahrenheit environment. I also used it on the brick sidewalk and asphalt drive this winter to melt away the annoying ice that cannot be dislodged by using a shovel or pick ax for that matter.
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Have not tried Rye bread yet. I do toast the larger whole grain breads with no problems.
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I would recommend using it right away. You're adding minerals to your garden soil and the snow will dissolve some of it and dissipate it further in the soil. Just understand this is powerful stuff, don't burn out the soil! Good luck!
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My intent is to clean it out and store it for the winter. This is the first winter we have used it so I do not know how it will handle the freeze / thaw with the soil left in place.
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Yes, this is an organic fertilizaer and it won't burn your grass. You can't fertilize your lawn with synthetic fertilizers as they are sodium based products which burn the grass due to the salt. Milorganite is basically feces and will not harm your lawn when used in the summer. I use this with alfalfa meal (rabbit food/iguana bedding @15lbs per 1000 ft) and have outstanding results in the summer. Make sure to water at least an inch after application (if it hasn't rained within a week) to help breakdown the fertilizers. Enjoy!
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I do every spring and fall. Works great. My grass stays green almost all winter in California while my neighbors grass turns a dull green or brown.
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I agree with JP's answer. I have fescue and buffalo grass and it worked fine on both, it only killed the sedge. If you're not sure, or if the instructions warn against your type of lawn grass, then don't use it and/or return the product. Almost all Amazon Marketplace suppliers will refund your purchase price if the product is unopened.
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Paperwork says "Not recommended for Salt" but also states if you do "remove agitator before salting". I personally use this only for lawn care. May want to go directly to the Earthway site and ask this question. Cheers