Fungus (brown patch) in St Aug

Azoxystrobin.

Peat Moss

The company I have to spray my yard pointed it out to me last week. Said it is common in centipede this time of the year but the 9 inches of rain we got here in Georgia from Hurricane Laura probably caused mine. I had them come and spray the for the brown patch last week.

I have left it on in the past by mistake. It’s been off since about Delta this time and Olán to keep it off.

I have seen peat moss mentioned before, how does one spread that evenly?

I’d like to avoid having to rake it in as well. It’s about 10k sqft of lawn. That roller looks interesting. Looks like I can rent one from HD. Those work well?

Ronk what about zoysia, I have something that doesn't look like large patch or dollar spot. Maybe rust? What's best for that?

The ole buffalo turf is a tricky devil. In the fall when you get a lot of rain and not as much sun, the water can sit longer on the grass. That will cause the fungus that manifests as yellow spot. If you are still watering at this point in the season, you’ll need to stop. If it’s happening every year you may need to work on your drainage to get any excess water off faster. I’ve always had at Augustine and always will, in my opinion, even being a moderate maintenance grass, it’s well worth it. Not only does it form a dense carpet that feels good under foot, but every time I mow it, the smell takes me back to 1995, where the Tigers upset Auburn 12-6, and the team wore white jerseys at home for the first time in over a decade.