Attached some pics. Don’t know what type they are. I’m in SoCal riverside county area if that helps. Do I weed whack and then spray? Or should I spray then weed whack? How often do you need to spray to prevent weeds year round?

by Overall_Let_4885

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  1. AutoModerator

    Apply spring pre-emergents when the 5 day average soil temps are in the 50-55F range. Or use [this tracker](https://gddtracker.msu.edu/).

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    Pre-emergents are used to prevent the germination of specific weed seeds. They don’t kill existing weeds.

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  2. ScarletFire81

    Are you looking to grow grass? I would. If not, weed wack and then spray.

  3. graytruckwithdents

    Weed eat the vegetation to get control going. Can’t use mower if rocks are present. Be sure you realize which direction you’re going to be throwing any debris. Avoid kids and windows. Knock it down to get your bearings and spray with round up to kill the returns and apply a pre emergent. Hit the round up again in 10 days for the next generation of weeds.

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