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I used a cheap 8" chef's boning knife and cut circles around the plants. Made it easier to pull out by the roots. Then, just cleared out the dead weeds, and filled dirt back into the hole. Your way sounds easier. Thanks!

@@chrisf5007 Using a $50 Chinese reciprocating saw works good on a well defined, round Dallisgrass weeds, but I’m going to get a knife like you described to get after some I’ve recently noticed intertwined in backyard centipede grass, and use a more surgical approach

I usually use old pitch fork but that another solution thanks

Extremely hard to distinguish dallis grass from bahia.

I have a 2.5 acres pasture infested. I found Celsius, but what rates with Revolver and Tenacity? Mix all together? Thanks

@DiceMan, how do I know if I have common or hybrid Bermuda? Our yard was in terrible shape when we bought the property and we’ve done little more than not let it get worse.

the common bermuda will also tend to grow a little taller than the hybrid... if you mow enough you might be able to minimize the common/wild bermuda from the hybrid... since it will also have a tighter node pattern and kinda deny the common as much access to the soil... might also depend on climate too

This is my question too. I have it pretty widespread in a large yard. My plan is to wait until ground temps are below 50° when my Bermuda is dormant and spray mostly the whole yard with glyphosate 40%. I planned to spray most everything because the glyphosate could delay the green up of the Bermuda in the spring and I’d just want the whole yard to green up at the same time. However, I’m not tied to that plan. Just a thought. It will be late November at least before my Bermuda would be dormant, so I have time. Also, I planned if possible to spray in a relatively warm winter day. Ideas or comments welcome to my plan.

I did it this past winter just spot treating. I had a ton in a neglected bermuda yard. I waited until Dec. and Jan. to hit it. Bermuda completely dormant, and anything green doesn't belong. It worked as I have little of it this season. I am still fighting it though. Pre-em won't get those seeds left behind, and my neighbors on both sides of me don't seem to care anything about their yards. They are full of weeds that grow to seed before being mowed and sprayed into my yard because they mow maybe once every week and a half in the peak growing season. I'd say the glyphosate improved things and will continue to considering the odds stand against me.

@@Darth_Skater I’m in the exact situation with my Neighbors. All they have is Dallisgrass. Super annoying but once you figure it out it’s so damn rewarding.

@@Darth_Skater Same frustrating problem here. What growing zone are you in?