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Army Worm Restoration -Bastards
Posted on 8/10/25 at 4:31 pm
Posted on 8/10/25 at 4:31 pm
I was a few weeks late to get Eco-Bran down this year...I forgot about it even though I bought the stuff in the spring knowing they would show up. Put it down after the problem revealed itself.
Fescue in the shady areas -Hit the hardest as it was somewhat dormant in the heat and an easy target.
Bermuda everywhere else -Where I noticed the buggers while checking browning areas.
Thought it was from the heat, but I have a sprinkler system and the right amount of water going down.
Already have fescue seed; was planning on overseeding this fall already.
Anything else besides the regular fertilizer and watering for the bermuda??
Fescue in the shady areas -Hit the hardest as it was somewhat dormant in the heat and an easy target.
Bermuda everywhere else -Where I noticed the buggers while checking browning areas.
Thought it was from the heat, but I have a sprinkler system and the right amount of water going down.
Already have fescue seed; was planning on overseeding this fall already.
Anything else besides the regular fertilizer and watering for the bermuda??
Posted on 8/10/25 at 6:19 pm to MasterDigger
Yeah nothing you can do, happens to the best of us. Fear not, it’s just green damage and you’ll be green again soon.
I had it happen right before dormancy 2 years ago and it didn’t green back up before winter. I was a tab concerned but couldn’t even tell come spring. Actually forgot about it until after I was fully greened up.
I had it happen right before dormancy 2 years ago and it didn’t green back up before winter. I was a tab concerned but couldn’t even tell come spring. Actually forgot about it until after I was fully greened up.
Posted on 8/10/25 at 11:06 pm to MasterDigger
Just kill the worms and the grass will sprout again amazingly fast. Just be sure it gets enough water.
Posted on 8/11/25 at 1:06 pm to MasterDigger
Spinosad or Talstar work very well at killing them.
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