What are you doing to your lawn?

[BtheBuck]

For you guys that like to take of your yard, what are you doing this time of year? I want to get started earlier then normal.

I have a good yard, but it struggles at the beginning of Spring, and takes some time for the St. Augustine to really take over. I usually have a large circle that is dead but by April/May it fills in as the grass spreads.

[offthemap]

I'll be starting here in a couple weeks depending on weather. I've attached two PDF's on lawn maintenance, one from TBH advice & Randy Lemmons schedule and the other from Texas A&M.

[Johnny Dangerr]

Tagged for later.....

[kdkane1971]

What are you doing to your lawn?

Here you go...

[jerp]

In the next few weeks I will re apply pre-emergent. If I don't, I will get a bumper crop of grassy weeds (mostly Dallisgrass) in late Spring. So far, the stuff I put down in September has kept the broadleaf weeds from popping up. For my area - north Texas/Metroplex it seems the best times for pre-emergent are first week of September and mid-February. I have a few sizable dead patches - not sure if it was grubs, chinch bugs or a fungus. There's not really anything I can do about it until mid-summer. I am also going to do a little tree trimming in my backyard - there are a few areas the grass is getting thin and not thriving due to shade. Even St Augustine needs about 6 hours of sun to stay thick.

[DirtyDave]

I need to get on fixing my backyard in the house I'm renting now. Dogs have it tore up and I'm moving out soon. Quite a few bald spots

[Booger74]

Ours is ready for a match.

[gingib]

In the next few weeks I will re apply pre-emergent. If I don't, I will get a bumper crop of grassy weeds (mostly Dallisgrass) in late Spring. So far, the stuff I put down in September has kept the broadleaf weeds from popping up. For my area - north Texas/Metroplex it seems the best times for pre-emergent are first week of September and mid-February. I have a few sizable dead patches - not sure if it was grubs, chinch bugs or a fungus. There's not really anything I can do about it until mid-summer. I am also going to do a little tree trimming in my backyard - there are a few areas the grass is getting thin and not thriving due to shade. Even St Augustine needs about 6 hours of sun to stay thick.

I have some balds spots also! Not sure if Fungus or grubs also.

Never had my grass this dead and dormant, bc of the several hard freezes below 20 degrees.

[Mike Murphey]

Randy Lemmon fertilation schedule

[32drawlength]

Per the photo schedule in post #4, does applying pre-emergent in May help or hurt DFW Bermuda lawns?

[Electrican]

Here you go...

Where exactly do you get any of this stuff at? I always read these lawn threads with product recommendations but can’t ever seem to find it. Are y’all buying online or nusuries, etc...

[Sleepy]

Where exactly do you get any of this stuff at? I always read these lawn threads with product recommendations but can’t ever seem to find it. Are y’all buying online or nusuries, etc...

Check feed stores

[BURTONboy]

I dont want to derail the thread, but I have a new yard, I just fenced out of a pasture, and im curious when I should start planting st augustine? Theres some pasture grass, but mainly just bare select fill dirt.

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[hchntr]

I won’t do anything to my lawn for 2 more weeks.


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[RascalArms]

What about DFW burmuda? I sure miss my St Augustine grass.