[Jeaux Bleaux]

So the lawn started off as a mainly St Augustine yard. I sprayed Celsius in 90+ temps and really stunted it. At this point, I'm really amazed at how quickly the Bermuda has taken over the yard and am looking forward to having a Bermuda lawn.

My question is, I have a small spot in the backyard that I circled in the first picture that I believe may be centipede and was looking for confirmation. The second picture is a close up of the circled spot. It, along with the Bermuda, was unaffected by the Celsius spray.

My second question is, my original goal was to get rid of the weeds. To have a lawn with grass, no matter what type of grass it was. Now that it looks like it's going to be a Bermuda lawn, and the fact that this year has already been chalked up to having the ugliest lawn in the neighborhood, should I get rid of the centipede now, or wait until I achieve the original goal of just getting rid of the weeds first?

Thoughts? And direction on how to get rid of the centipede if that is the direction I should go? Thanks

 

[TSGarp007]

If you've got that much of it, and it's all in one area, just use glysophate. Then after it dies back, put some Bermuda plugs in there.

I hate Bermuda, but that's b/c I have a SA yard... Well, really I hate common Bermuda. It'll pop straight up 6 inches or more, and grows faster than the SA this time of year, seed heads of varying heights. I routinely hand pull a few small areas where my neighbors yard meets mine to keep it out of my yard. I've been thinking of begging him to kill off his yard, resod, and give me control of his irrigation system so the SA can survive in the full sun portions of his yard where the Bermuda has currently taken over.