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We recently received a request for information on chemicals that may be useful for control of grass as a substitute for mowing. In this case, the manager of a cemetery was interested in alternatives to mowing for a hilly area that is difficult and dangerous to mow. In response, I found information on several chemical products that may be useful for reducing grass growth in such situations. Three such products that may be of interest to turfgrass managers in West Virginia include:
More detailed information on these products and their uses may be obtained from the companies listed. Commercial products and companies are named here for information purposes only. The West Virginia University Extension Service does not endorse these products or companies and does not imply approval of these products or companies to the exclusion of other products or companies that also may be suitable. |
