What I found shocked me! The data show that soil temperatures reached 52 degrees F. on Feb. 24 in 2000, Feb. 25 in 2001, Mar. 14 in 2002 and Mar. 4 in 2003. My timing advice has been wrong ! To get good crabgrass control in Atlanta you should apply the pre-emergent on March 1, not March 15.Otherwise the seed will sprout beforehandâ¦.and most pre-emergent chemicals do not control crabgrass seedlings.hat I found shocked me! The data show that soil temperatures reached 52 degrees F. on Feb. 24 in 2000, Feb. 25 in 2001, Mar. 14 in 2002 and Mar. 4 in 2003. My timing advice has been wrong ! To get good crabgrass control in Atlanta you should apply the pre-emergent on March 1, not March 15.
  0.4 of an inch Answer   There are 2.54 centimeters in 1 inch, so 1 centimeter is 0.394 inches.
The conversion factor from inches to centimeters is 2.54. To find out how many centimeters in inches, multiply by the conversion factor or use the converter below. Inch is a unit of length in imperial and U.S. customary systems. It's been used since 7th century and means one twelfth of something in latin, in this case it's the 1/12 of another length unit, foot.