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Uploaded by on Oct 11, 2010

This is my Video Response to Ray's ( Praxxus55712) questions to the viewers about garden tips.

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  • Hello Sir,

    can you 'tear' out the devil grass with the roots at first sight and be OK?

    I mean, if you flame it, the roots might still be active or not?

    Joe from Germany

  • @JoeHell67 It would be nice if I could just pull them, but they spread 3 ways. And the runners are like pulling up a fishnet - tangled in everything and as long as 8 feet.

    But when you expose the plant to 500,000 BTU's the plant moisture boils and bursts the plant. But even that isn't foolproof.

    The only way I have found is to Solarize it over the winter. I cut it short and torch it, then cover with a thick clear plastic over a couple of months. Sun cooks it good.

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  • Yeah, it would be nice, clover makes such a good cover crop. Unfortunately, at least here in the South, "Devil Grass" as it is called (Bermuda Grass) is a serious invasive species.  It does dormant in winter, and as soon as the spring rains start it wakes up and goes back into action. Am busily digging as much as I can out right now before springtime.

    Thanks for commenting!

  • Perhaps you could crowd out the Bermuda Grass with Clover...Seems like Ray has a lot more control of his lawn that are all Clover, and it returns nitrogen to the soil.

  • praxxus is really good. thanks for the vid

  • I am a fan of Praxxus too!

  • Enjoyed the video. I've got plenty Devil Grass here and you are right, it can take over in no time. If I spray around trees or the fence row it's the first grass to come back........Donald

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