how does it work on grass with brown patch
1966697
It does not work on brown patch. Eagle is really optimal for mildew. Both Bayer and Scotts make good lawn fungicides that work on brown patch and related diseases but I must tell you that a good program requires one to start before the disease appears. Once present it is hard to control and requires applications every 10-14 days until control is achieved as opposed to the monthly or even longer intervals in a preventive plan. Hope this helps.
1687697
I have a large ground cover bed where that tall thin grass stalks sprouted up and thru the ground cover...I sprayed the stalks of grass above the ground cover and in a couple of days, the grass died and the ground cover did just fine...you might call Ortho and inquire for use over strawberry patch...Ortho is very helpful.
717587
I think it really depends on what type of sod it is and how much grass is still left on the section you are tilling up. The attachment works really well but if you have grass that has long runners and deep roots like Bermuda grass it will eventually start to get wrapped up and tangled in the tines. When this happens you have to remove the tangles or the tines don't spin as freely and the gearbox will start to get very hot as it takes more effort for the attachment to work. I've used the attachment on rock hard Georgia red clay and it chewed through it very easily so the hardness of the dirt itself shouldn't be an issue. I think it really depends on what type of sod it is and how much grass is still left on the section you are tilling up. The attachment works really well but if you have grass that has long runners and deep roots like Bermuda grass it will eventually start to get wrapped up and tangled in the tines. When this happens you have to remove the tangles or the tines don't spin as freely and the gearbox will start to get very hot as it takes more effort for the attachment to work. I've used the attachment on rock hard Georgia red clay and it chewed through it very easily so the hardness of the dirt... » Read More I think it really depends on what type of sod it is and how much grass is still left on the section you are tilling up. The attachment works really well but if you have grass that has long runners and deep roots like Bermuda grass it will eventually start to get wrapped up and tangled in the tines. When this happens you have to remove the tangles or the tines don't spin as freely and the gearbox will start to get very hot as it takes more effort for the attachment to work. I've used the attachment on rock hard Georgia red clay and it chewed through it very easily so the hardness of the dirt itself shouldn't be an issue. « Show Less
1979827
I'm not sure because I'm spraying specific plants where the grass is coming up between the roots of the plants. I've used 2 bottles so far but I'm spraying very heavily. I've noticed where I've sprayed the grass is turning brown but will not know for sure if it is going to the roots. I live where we have pasture grass since this was cattle pasture for many years.
193120
My soil is regular brown, the difference on the color of the earth is based on their minerals. I dont know, but you can try it! In my experience this grass likes shades area because it help maintain the soil fresh. In sunny (warm) places the seed may take more time to sprout (1month or less). About the roots, they are individually separated. Maybe in the future they can become entangle and provide a strong support for your soil. Hope this helped.
1142306
It works fine. I have small lawn. You have to be careful of the cord. Cuts great.
825610
It comes with a very small amount of the surfactent but I recommend you get the larger bottle, available on Amazon. It is concentrated and I usually make it in a 2 quart sprayer and spot spray areas, I haven't need to do a whole yard. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle. Your area will brown out, even other grasses, but mine have usually come back after awhile, while the bermuda dies. I usually throw out some grass seed as soon as I can (weather permitting) just to help fill in. Also, don't use it when it is extremely hot outside - I think it recommends using it when temps are in the 70s or so, in order to prevent damage to other grasses. Good luck! It comes with a very small amount of the surfactent but I recommend you get the larger bottle, available on Amazon. It is concentrated and I usually make it in a 2 quart sprayer and spot spray areas, I haven't need to do a whole yard. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle. Your area will brown out, even other grasses, but mine have usually come back after awhile, while the bermuda dies. I usually throw out some grass seed as soon as I can (weather permitting) just to help fill in. Also, don't use it when it is extremely hot outside - I think it recommends using it when temps are in... » Read More It comes with a very small amount of the surfactent but I recommend you get the larger bottle, available on Amazon. It is concentrated and I usually make it in a 2 quart sprayer and spot spray areas, I haven't need to do a whole yard. Be sure to follow the directions on the bottle. Your area will brown out, even other grasses, but mine have usually come back after awhile, while the bermuda dies. I usually throw out some grass seed as soon as I can (weather permitting) just to help fill in. Also, don't use it when it is extremely hot outside - I think it recommends using it when temps are in the 70s or so, in order to prevent damage to other grasses. Good luck! « Show Less
2269660
I had great difficulty at first but gradually learned how to attach the grass catcher. I think the trick is to tilt the back slightly up and make certain the catcher is centered properly. Also make sure the top lines up with the raised part of the mower. Once you get the knack of it, it's not so difficult.
1794515
We used it on a patch of grass that we had just planted and it worked great. The grass flourished and is doing well. Just what it needed.
1587870
I pull it all over my lawn with heavy bags of compost and potting soil on it. It works great!
239946
It does, somewhat, break down the poop that is hard to pick up. Since I have fake pet grass, the poop does not stick to the blades like it did when I had real grass. I would wash it down with the hose first then apply the NaturVet as it gets used up really fast, so use it sparingly.
1090773
Just the areas that are exposed to direct sun. We doubled up in these spots and that seems to work well. If grass does not grow, reapply each year.
1328560
the grass is propelled towards the operator and to the left .... most of it goes into the grass "catcher" that you should probably have attached....that way you can use the cut grass for composting. Compared to weed whacking, for example, having cut grass fall on your feet , if it overshoots the 'catcher', isn't going to be a problem
1315037
I was asked by Amazon if I had an answer to your question. Unfortutanetly at this time, I have yet to use the bagger for grass much less leaves.
2260420
It works just fine. Follow directions. Will probably take more than one application. I spot sprayed on the Bermuda grass. Know that there is a possibility that your fescue grass may brown a bit but this will come out of it. Don't spray in the heat of the afternoon as this seems to cause browning of good grasses. Get the Bermuda grass wet and be patient, like was said earlier, will probably take more than one application. The label on bottle will tell you how often to repeat spray- BUT FOLLOW DIRECTIONS!
396604
I generally mow weekly and have not noticed any taller patches anywhere in the lawn. I believe this is just the name not the performance.
1452668
It works great for my artificial grass. I have used it quite a bit and it removes the debris from the grass and even somewhat straightens the grass. Good product