how to get rid of yucca FOREVER?
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How can I get rid of other grass growing in my St. Augustine
Comments (8)I was thinking the same thing. You can't get rid of bermudagrass without killing the St. Augustine. The good news is the St. Augustine stolons grow a half inch a day in the summer. So killing the yard and starting over wouldn't take long. You say the front yard is nearly perfect so in the perfect areas use some of your yard as a nursery and plug the back. The front will recover quickly and the back will soon be looking as good as the front. The key is using the top labeled amount which could range from 3 to 5 ounces per gallon. Then to use it as soon as you can then in about 2 weeks. You should have pretty much wiped out the back lawn. I would then cut the grass as low as possible then plug all you can. Keep it well moist and then wait. I would think by the end of next year you should have a solid back yard. Good luck....See Moreyucca babies
Comments (5)Whatever you do don't plant them if you don't want them around FOREVER! Once you plant yucca you'll never get rid of it! I don't know what kind of yucca you have, but here's a post about others problems with it, including my own! Here is a link that might be useful: How to get rid of Yucca Forever...See MoreHow to Get Rid of Rust Forever?
Comments (6)Well harmful of not, I think rusty stuff is ugly!!....except for certain instances where is intentional, like in certain sculpture and buildings made from cor-10 steel, designed to rust and then stabilize, rather that other items that just have the rusty metal eat away at the integrity of the metal. I would scrub all the rust you can with a wire brush, then use an acid like Naval Jelly to really get rid of the stuff and paint with a rust preventing paint, like Rusteolum. But you will have to be vigilant, the rust can return if there is the least chip or scratch in the protective coating, and you will have to repeat your procedure. The thing about rust....you think it's gone, and it returns and eventually will completely destroy what it eats at. I gave up and bought a stoneware birdbath....no more rusty stuff!...See MorePlease identify this plant
Comments (5)You can do pretty much anything to them. They like full blasting sun, but will obviously tolerate less. They have huge tuberous roots like long potatoes. They transplant easily but the reminents of the tubers will resprout in the original location....See More- 9 years ago
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