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re: Yard needs desperate help. St Aug is dead... really dead, not dormant.
Posted on 3/5/24 at 8:19 am to Greenie10
Posted on 3/5/24 at 8:19 am to Greenie10
In DFW it was more than likely take all patch caused by a stressed lawn. In February of 2021 we had 6 inches of snow and temps near zero and 5 days below freezing. Ice storm in February of 2022. Summer of 2022 we went 74 days without rainfall. Summer of 2023 40 days straight above 100. DFW is the northern limit for St Aug to being with. It just couldn't handle the weather and it was susceptible to disease.
That being said you'll have to resod. Bermuda in full sun or Zoysia in shade. If you are in Dallas/Richardson/Garland get your grass from Miller Grass.
That being said you'll have to resod. Bermuda in full sun or Zoysia in shade. If you are in Dallas/Richardson/Garland get your grass from Miller Grass.
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Posted on 3/5/24 at 9:29 am to ronk
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That being said you'll have to resod. Bermuda in full sun or
How is Bermuda with water? Less watering than St Aug? Easier to maintain?
How do I re sod? Roundup everything living in my yard and then throw sod down or am I going to have to dig everything up? I'm in Dallas and have a large lot so not looking forward to this? How much is a pallet of Bermuda btw?
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