#352 Drivelers listening to winds

[gobbleinwoods]

I’m catching on to the idea that you don’t like sweetgum trees

Quick on the uptake.

 

[fflintlock]

I’m catching on to the idea that you don’t like sweetgum trees

You got that right. I'm barefoot or flip flops in the summer and them dang things will ruin your day.

 

[fflintlock]

I do love the feel of grass and good dirt under my feet...

 

[Jeff C.]

Dave it'll actually depend on which weeds you are targeting, but as far as a perrenial type weed it will be better to wait until the end of Feb-early March just before they begin to emerge.

@dwhee87 Dave, I should of thought about that you may have only been inquiring about fertilization instead or both.

Here's some valuable info on all of your needs and desires for your location:

Bermudagrass Lawn Management Calendar - Oklahoma State University

An overview of proper management practices to ensure healthy bermudagrass lawn care.

extension.okstate.edu

 

[fishfryer]

You got that right. I'm barefoot or flip flops in the summer and them dang things will ruin your day.

Yes Sir I have had experiences with them in more than one state and in several counties in Georgia. I never have found any that I like. Them and sandspurs are neck and neck in status.

 

[fishfryer]

I do love the feel of grass and good dirt under my feet...

Walk through a chicken pen and get stuff between your toes too.

 

[fflintlock]

Walk through a chicken pen and get stuff between your toes too.

I ain't quite that country...

 

[fflintlock]

Walk through a chicken pen and get stuff between your toes too.

I've had my share of sand spurs down on the keys of Florida when I was a young'n. I hate them too.

 

[fflintlock]

Whoops, wrong quote...

 

[fflintlock]

Yes Sir I have had experiences with them in more than one state and in several counties in Georgia. I never have found any that I like. Them and sandspurs are neck and neck in status.

Sand spurs are hated as much...

 

[Jeff C.]

@fishfryer

Mr Fish, I've got bookoo's of late fallin pecans on the ground under several trees. Do you know how long they would still be viable since I'ved picked up all of the ones I did prior? I saw where I had 1st started on the early ones in October, maybe the 2nd week.

I can't put my foot down without standing on 4-5 under 2 trees, ground is covered on the leeward side after all of these winds. I'd also say that they haven't all fallen just recently either.

 

[fishfryer]

@fishfryer

Mr Fish, I've got bookoo's of late fallin pecans on the ground under several trees. Do you know how long they would still be viable since I'ved picked up all of the ones I did prior? I saw where I had 1st started on the early ones in October, maybe the 2nd week.

I can't put my foot down without standing on 4-5 under 2 trees, ground is covered on the leeward side after all of these winds. I'd also say that they haven't all fallen just recently either.

One of the pecan buyers that I know of quit buying in March. If they lay on the ground this late the quality is way off. Take you a cracker and sample what you’ve got before taking the time to pick them up.

 

[Jeff C.]

One of the pecan buyers that I know of quit buying in March. If they lay on the ground this late the quality is way off. Take you a cracker and sample what you’ve got before taking the time to pick them up.

Yessir great advice, thank you. I'll let some dry out indoors with a small fan circulating over them spread out.

Unfortunately, we've got rain tonight and tomorrow. I just walked out there a little while ago and noticed how many.

 

[trad bow]

Well I got the gutters up on buildings. Need to buy some drainage pipe to run all that water away from the building.

 

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