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<blockquote data-quote="Bigfoot" data-source="post: 1274503" data-attributes="member: 17956"><p>I'm a fan of of spraying. A pint and a half of 2 four d, and a pint of remedy seems to cure what ails ya. Sprayed some grazon on ultra in early summer. Wiped the field clean, and kept it out. lol thinking that may be all I ever use again. My jury is still out on the residual affect of it. I love crabgrass, and I'm afraid since it comes back from seed, it might limit me some. So happens the field I sprayed with it was a stand of well established fescue. So I don't have a reference point. I can tell it's good stuff though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bigfoot, post: 1274503, member: 17956"] I'm a fan of of spraying. A pint and a half of 2 four d, and a pint of remedy seems to cure what ails ya. Sprayed some grazon on ultra in early summer. Wiped the field clean, and kept it out. lol thinking that may be all I ever use again. My jury is still out on the residual affect of it. I love crabgrass, and I'm afraid since it comes back from seed, it might limit me some. So happens the field I sprayed with it was a stand of well established fescue. So I don't have a reference point. I can tell it's good stuff though. [/QUOTE]
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