We always had it growing in a low spot, that held more moisture than the rest of the plot. Gly did it in. You could try 2 ounces/gallon and see what it does. You can't go too low, or you can build up a resistance to gly, and that would be bad. I've sprayed plots before with gly at a 2oz/gal rate to kill everything in it, and there was some clover. It killed everything else, and browned up the clover, but after the first good rain, she took off again. I would do it before it gets dry and the clover is stressed.
Last edited by blumsden; 05/29/14 05:56 AM.
