3 step Pre Emergent Process ( Guaranteed results !! )

Order YardMastery here https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=127523... Lesco spreader https://amzn.to/4mJ2foT Here’s what that program looks like step by step and what will happen with each application: ⸻ Late September / Early October – Sunniland with dithiopyr Dithiopyr provides both pre-emergent and early post-emergent control. At this time of year, it helps stop winter annual weeds (like poa annua, chickweed, henbit) before they germinate. It also has a little activity on seedlings that may have just emerged, so it helps clean up stragglers. ⸻ November – Yard Mastery .37% Prodiamine at half rate Adding prodiamine here extends the barrier deeper into winter. The half rate means you’re layering it without overloading the yearly maximum. This keeps protection against winter weeds going strong through the colder months and into early spring. ⸻ February – Lesco with pendimethalin Pendimethalin adds another pre-emergent barrier just as the soil begins to warm. This timing targets early spring weeds (crabgrass, goosegrass, and other annual grasses). By stacking pendimethalin on top of the earlier barriers, you’re reinforcing protection right when spring weeds are most likely to germinate. ⸻ April – Yard Mastery .37% Prodiamine This final shot of prodiamine gives long-lasting control into the hot season. It will carry your lawn through summer, especially against crabgrass and goosegrass, which try to pop up as soil temperatures rise above 60–65°F. ⸻ Overall Effect By using multiple products with overlapping active ingredients, you’re creating a layered pre-emergent shield across the entire fall, winter, and spring seasons. This prevents almost all annual weeds from ever getting established. The key is to stay within the yearly max use rates for each active ingredient (especially prodiamine and pendimethalin), but when done correctly, this schedule keeps Bermuda grass extremely clean year-round.