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But this spring instead of using the "Halts" in late March, I used this [scotts.com] product with a new seeding. Five to six weeks later, I did one more application with more seeds and I was able to both fill in the lawn and squeeze most of the weeds and crabgrass out. We are coming out of the summer heat and there's a little crabgrass and tufts of clover trying to sneak back in, but once the temp drops a little more I'm going to apply a hose/spray weed control and follow it with plain lawn fertilizer.
I only bring this up as I spent years fighting back the weeds and crabgrass because the lawn wasn't full. The "standard" Scotts plan where you use pre-emergent first locks you into this cycle.
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Curious.... with no NPK rating, how does this 'feed' the lawn? The 1.21% of 2-4-D for killing weeds is cheap.
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But this spring instead of using the "Halts" in late March, I used this [scotts.com] product with a new seeding. Five to six weeks later, I did one more application with more seeds and I was able to both fill in the lawn and squeeze most of the weeds and crabgrass out. We are coming out of the summer heat and there's a little crabgrass and tufts of clover trying to sneak back in, but once the temp drops a little more I'm going to apply a hose/spray weed control and follow it with plain lawn fertilizer.
I only bring this up as I spent years fighting back the weeds and crabgrass because the lawn wasn't full. The "standard" Scotts plan where you use pre-emergent first locks you into this cycle.
But this spring instead of using the "Halts" in late March, I used this [scotts.com] product with a new seeding. Five to six weeks later, I did one more application with more seeds and I was able to both fill in the lawn and squeeze most of the weeds and crabgrass out. We are coming out of the summer heat and there's a little crabgrass and tufts of clover trying to sneak back in, but once the temp drops a little more I'm going to apply a hose/spray weed control and follow it with plain lawn fertilizer.
I only bring this up as I spent years fighting back the weeds and crabgrass because the lawn wasn't full. The "standard" Scotts plan where you use pre-emergent first locks you into this cycle.
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