metsulfuron on amazon or ebay, a few year to life supply (depending on your practices and lawn size) for $30. The link shows a study where newly seeded princess was sprayed with various herbicides at 2, 4, and 8 weeks after seeding. All grass had some injury but at the 30 and 60 day after treatment (DAT) showed no injury and no weeds. I found another graph of this study and metsulfuron created a 5% injury at 5 days. At 30 and 60 DAT the injury was not apperent. Here is a link that might be useful: Princess seed with herbicide This post was edited by botanicalbill on Fri, Jun 27, 14 at 19:31

naplesgardener, Glad you liked what I did....As for the posts, I used the kind you pour in the hole and add water, called Quickrete here....I propped up the posts by nailing a 2x4 about 8 ft long to the top edge of the post, just enough to catch it, then nailed the bottom of the 2x4 to a wooden stake I hammered in the ground just enough to be stable.....with quickrete you can get your posts pretty level and straight cause its got gravel in it to kinda hold it while you're getting it right.....next day you just hammer away the 2x4s and whah-lah you got yourself a post in the ground straight as an arrow....well straight enough anyways.....:) That's the first and only posts I've ever set in my life and I learned what its all about: 1 part finesse, 1 part manipulation and 1 part getting a buddy over that's done it before and makes sure you don't embarrass yourself before your wife sees it......:) Paul from Alabama

The only book title I can think of is "Follow the River" but it is about a pioneer woman captured by Native Americans who eventually escapes and follows the Ohio River to the colonies. I think it was supposed to be a true story.

zip...there are however exceptions, especially if someone has tried to scam others....as is apparent by a recent review.