Bahiagrass control

Bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum) is a nuisance in many landscapes. While a useful grass for pastures or erosion control, the tall, rapidly growing bahiagrass seedheads make it unattractive in lawns.

I offer spot treatments of small patches of bahiagrass or will treat your entire lawn if bahiagrass is widespread. Bahiagrass is difficult to control, and chemical applications are best made in the spring before the first seedheads emerge.

Here's an informative article on bahiagrass control by our local horticultural extension specialist.

If you're concerned that bahiagrass is so widespread in your lawn that once it's dead your lawn will be bare, don't worry. In most cases, other grass is beneath the bahiagrasss just waiting for an opportunity to thrive. If your lawn does need reseeding after the bahiagrass is dead, then I can provide that service.