My front yard looks terrible and now my back yard is starting to look bad. I am in the Tampa area and I have sandy soil so I water 5 days a week for 10mins. Some areas look great while others do not. Please help or else my wife you gonna make me resod with St Augustine.
I’m in Nashville Tennessee. I have no idea what zone I’m in lol. I soded my backyard with emerald Zoya, which I’ve loved. I maintained it well for a few years, but last year went through some stuff and completely let it get overrun with crabgrass and everything else that has smothered out some of the good turf grass. I was committed to getting back on course this year. I got my pre-emergent out on time and have started fertilizing and now watering. I have some good sections where I can plug from but any other advice is appreciated. I know it spread slow and this is probably a multi year project to try to bring it back to where it was if it’s even possible. Any advice is appreciated!
What is causing, and how to treat, my Zeon Zosia runners have started running above the soil (see pic), and is getting worse.
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Here’s my lawn 6 weeks after seeding. I tilled, put new soil down and have been watering on a very strict schedule according to the bags instructions as well as reading what you guys have said on others posts. I’m at a loss. This is 80% weeds and I’ve picked by hand multiple times. Not sure what to do.
Exactly one week after having my Zeon zoysia installed. I can be better on the watering but is this normal after installation? Will it bounce back? Any advice on what I can do to it? The sod was pretty green when it got installed. I’m located in DFW metroplex, TIA
Just moved to a home 30 minutes south of Atlanta, Georgia, which has a mix of Zoysia and Bermuda. Have some areas that are looking pretty rough. Grass just pulls right out in the dead brown areas. Fungus? Lack of water Cutting at 2.5”
We’re having the local “weed man” company control the weeds and apply fertilizer which they did today but missed talking to them unfortunately. Any and all advice is appreciated.