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| I feel like I'm on here once a week seeking out your advice. I promise once I become more knowledgeable on turf and its care I'll pass it along.
Anyway, my newly planted fine fescue/KBG lawn is doing pretty well. Typical problems with a spring planting (weeds mainly). Now I see the grass that was already established starting to show some problems. It's been pretty hot, but only for a few days and we've had a good amount of water. Any idea what this could be?
Thanks for your help |
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- Posted by dchall_san_antonio 8 San Antonio (My Page) on Tue, May 29, 12 at 23:09
| Looks like your weeds are suffering from heat stress. |
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| Really, I try so hard to keep them happy. :) Do you think that's all it is? I didn't eliminate the old grass before seeding my new lawn, but probably should have. The grass I planted is doing well, but most of the grass that was already established is not. At least, I had assumed it was grass. I'm going to use a weed killer when my new grass can better tolerate it, so hopefully that will help. |
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