Best suggestion is to try Google, typing in the key words. Doing that I came up w/ the following eBay auction ........but my supposition is that you want a 3-D goose mold instead of the paver. As for help, the FAQ section of this forum has more information that you could ever want - it is amazing. Best wishes Vicki Here is a link that might be useful: eBay goose

If the surrounding grass is St Augustine, then you have two choices. One is baking soda. The other is atrazine. There is a video on YouTube showing how to use baking soda as a weed killer but it ONLY applies to St Augustine lawns. Baking soda is too salty for just about all other grasses. The application is special using soap and molasses as a sticker. Check out the video. Search YouTube for "baking soda St Augustine crabgrass." Yours is not crabgrass but it works for several grasses.

Hmm. First comment, I'm not getting e-mail when someone posts. Second comment, Must mean that regular grass grown long will shade out the goose grass? Third commment, it's not goose grass! Now I have to identify it. Maybe I can post or link a pic? Thanks

This is what we call 'Goose Bean' (aka Estill County Bean) here in E Central KY (located probably 45 min drive from Bill best in Berea). I'm 58 and my Dad and his neighbor were growing this variety as long as I can remember. Last time I grew them was probably 2001 - 2002 maybe? (man time flies). Anyhoo, these seed have been vacuumed sealed and kept refrigerated for at least a decade now, I think I'll grow them again for 2013. The photos showing the pink coloration of the mature pods are exactly what these look like at that stage. The pods stay tender and good to eat, we love 'shelly beans' pods and all.