First spring after fall seed project of perennial rye. Put down pre emergent (Scott's unfortunately) but I think I may have been too late. What would be the best post emergent solution?
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/).
If you have a question about pre-emergents, read the entire label. If you still have a question, read the entire label again.
Pre-emergents are used to prevent the germination of specific weed seeds. They don’t kill existing weeds.
Most broadleaf weeds you see in the spring can’t be prevented with normal pre emergents. You’d need to apply a specialty broadleaf pre emergent in the FALL.
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Scranton-Strangler1
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TreatNext
Maple tree, just mow normally.
Away-Classroom-3389
They’re sycamore seedlings, you just need to pull them out. They’ll become very hard to remove eventually. That little brown grey thing in the bottom right of the pic is a sycamore seed
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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/).
If you have a question about pre-emergents, read the entire label. If you still have a question, read the entire label again.
Pre-emergents are used to prevent the germination of specific weed seeds. They don’t kill existing weeds.
Most broadleaf weeds you see in the spring can’t be prevented with normal pre emergents. You’d need to apply a specialty broadleaf pre emergent in the FALL.
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Those are vegan IUDs. Very valuable in the right market
Maple tree, just mow normally.
They’re sycamore seedlings, you just need to pull them out. They’ll become very hard to remove eventually. That little brown grey thing in the bottom right of the pic is a sycamore seed