- Joined
- Mar 26, 2015
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- 679
- Location
- Preston, QLD
- Website
- asmedical.webege.com
- Climate
- Temperate (all seasons)
It's getting out of control and hard to keep up. Too much of our acreage is being taken over by broadleaf weed, the typical clover I believe. It's got to be the most common lawn issue, but I'm not sure where to turn for advice. Shops will want to sell you products that other sites advise against (weed & feed and the like). We tried complete herbicides like glyphosate, but all they did was kill everything, leaving ugly patches and encourage only weeds to grow back a month or so later. Worse off than before.
What to do? Is a product like Bayer Advanced All-in-one lawn weed & crab grass killer worth going for? How do you all manage this? Sorry if this is such an amateur question, but my lawn is too big for spot killing of the weeds (they're too widespread) and I'm looking for a systemic solution that I can maintain in the long run and allow my type of grass (?mixture of Kikuyu and Buffalo) to grow without being overtaken by these invaders.
What to do? Is a product like Bayer Advanced All-in-one lawn weed & crab grass killer worth going for? How do you all manage this? Sorry if this is such an amateur question, but my lawn is too big for spot killing of the weeds (they're too widespread) and I'm looking for a systemic solution that I can maintain in the long run and allow my type of grass (?mixture of Kikuyu and Buffalo) to grow without being overtaken by these invaders.