r/Grass

I have been trying to figure out what is wrong with my Bermuda. For background, I treated with headway G thinking it was possible fungal issue. I aerated thinking it was a compact soil issue a month ago. I’ve treated with fertilizer. Sprinklers work and I’ve done the tuna test. I officially have no clue what to do. It just keeps getting worse. The first picture was when I started trying to improve. Second is recent. It’s just getting worse. Any ideas on what this issue is???

Bought this house a couple months ago. Best way to grow grass in these sandy spots?

Bought this house a couple months ago. Best way to grow grass in these sandy spots?

By the side of my house, there is this like i dont know what to call it, like a stream of water, everything that you can see with tall grass its because there is water there. I tried trimming it with a weed trimmer but when you cut some of those plant, they give like a rash and immediately starts to itch desperately.
Is there any chemical that I can use to kill those plants!?

Can someone help me identify what this is and how to permanently get rid of it. I have rehabbed my lawn several times over the years and within a few years it starts to come back. Ive tried tenacity but it comes back.
Thanks

This broad leafed grass has settled into the bare patches during our run of hot weather in central New Jersey. It pretty soft, unlike crab grass and I assume color will darken as it matures. What’s the verdict? Should I keep it or pull it?

Edit: Survey says… Crab Grass!

We’re looking pretty good here. Located in Alberta

I used Scott’s quick and thick sunny mix to overseed. I have a few patches the dog killed that didn’t take and I am deciding between trying again or seeing if the kbg will just fill in on its own.

If I am better of seeding again I did notice the starter fertilizer is still in the soil so should I use seed that doesn’t have the extra fertilizer since it’s still sitting there unused or just re seed those areas again?

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We recently moved in to a rental house where the last tennants did very little yard upkeep. We're slowly getting it back in order for us, but I'm trying to figure out these types of grasses. I think one might be Bermuda and one might be crabgrass? The bright green grass looks really nice right now, but I've heard a crabgrass yard turns ugly in fall. Also, the half the yard that receives shade has what might be crab grass, and the half that gets sun has the maybe Bermuda.

Located in South Texas. Regularly watered once a week. Cut twice a week. Just started getting these brown patches. Yall have any ideas? Put down 24-0-0 about 3 weeks ago. Just sprayed some spoon juice from yard mastery about a week ago hoping to green it up but no luck. How do I make this greener? Fungus? Appreciate everything in advance.

This stuff is popping up all over my newly planted grass seed area. If crabgrass, should I be pulling it as it’s coming up or wait and treat with something?

I live in New England so I'm a bit confused. I have a huge patch of this in my front yard and it's the best looking grass in the lawn for most of the spring and summer. It turns brown first in the fall but is slowly out competing everything else.

If it is St. Aug, should I try to get rid of it? Or double down and just let it take over?

We planted new grass in the spring (pallets of grass). It should be St Augustine grass but you can hardly tell by these pictures?

Are we doomed? Is this dead or is it disease? I live in Houston Texas and we’ve had a lot of rain. Certain areas made it…but most looks brown and dead now 🥹

Any advice?

My wife and I are planning on having our sons first birthday in our backyard this September. In April I contacted a hydoseed company, based off of recommendations to come out and redo our lawn. At first we were told next month, which turned into next week, which turned into this weekend, which turned into Monday. We ended up calling a different company I found online with 90+ 4.5 star reviews who came out last Wednesday (6/24) and laid topsoil and Thursday (6/25) they laid the hydroseed. We also just had pavers installed by a friend’s recommendation. The pavers came out great but unfortunately they went radio silent for 3 weeks and showed up yesterday to do the patio. We are worried the grass will not be grown in by September and are starting the think the hydroseed company just took our money to perform the work knowing it would not grow in. They also rushed us to do the work before the pavers knowing we were waiting on the patio company. Is there anything we can do to ensure we have full grass by September 1st?

I got my house exactly 1 year ago I had immediately wanted to fix the grass. It was summer time already and well...I had to start planning for the following season. I binged watched all the YouTube videos to the point of never wanting to watch another. I collected info from many sources and decided to apply it. Resilience 2 TTTF was the way to go.

March 7th - I nuked the lawn with glyphosate and a marking dye with a 2gal pump sprayer (now upgraded to Ego backpack sprayer). Because I'm in Northern NV zone 7a/b, the glypho and germination took a long time.

March 21 - Seed was spread and peat moss rolled out. Night time temps were low 40s, day time mid-low 60s

April 4th - GERMINATION. Every day after coming home from work, checking the grass was #1 then saying "Hi" to my Wife was #2! Also decided to ditch the spray head nozzles on my sprinklers and switch over to RVAN 18 rotary nozzles. Much better! Night temps 35-40F, day temps mid 50s.

May 4th - It really started coming in, I was stoked! Night temps mid 50s, day temps 60-70s - rocket ship time!

May 30th - First hair cut and god damn was I proud!

Today, June 28th - Last 4 photos were a few hours ago.

If you made it through this...you can do it too. I found love and passion for lawn care. Up next...front lawn.

Our Bermuda is looking great, but all of a sudden these are popping up everywhere. How do we kill them without harming the Bermuda itself? What are they? Any advice is appreciated! We are in SE VA if that makes a difference.