grass

Jimmys K
by Jimmys K
my grass has been yellow,i clean it,i put a lot of water i spray it but i still have a problem
  11 answers
  • Jimmys K Jimmys K on Jul 10, 2012
    waiting answers
  • Lori J Lori J on Jul 10, 2012
    Mine developed yellow spots about this time last year and I treated for grubs.Bye bye yellow spots. You might want to take a plug to a nursery.
  • Debi M Debi M on Jul 10, 2012
    We use weed n feed every spring and every fall for our grass. We've tried off brands, but not with much luck. It is a little pricey, but it makes a world of difference
  • Douglas Hunt Douglas Hunt on Jul 11, 2012
    What type of grass do you have, Jimmys? If you have tall fescue, which is common in your area, it naturally goes through a period of dormancy when it is hot and dry in the summer, and it takes a lot of water to counteract that. What did you spray?
  • Walter Reeves Walter Reeves on Jul 11, 2012
    To keep fescue reasonably happy in the heat of summer it needs a measured inch of water applied once per week.
  • Jimmys K Jimmys K on Jul 11, 2012
    thank you all for your advices
  • Jimmys K Jimmys K on Jul 11, 2012
    i spray because it has little has Phyllopertha horticola και Hoplia philanthus
  • Walter Reeves Walter Reeves on Jul 11, 2012
    garden chafer is common in Great Britain...not so much here. Did you find white grubs in the soil?
  • Jimmys K Jimmys K on Jul 12, 2012
    no i didn t found this time only in the spring
  • Hamtil Construction LLC Hamtil Construction LLC on Jul 14, 2012
    Wondering what type of grass you have? Here, the zoysia has taken a major beating this year and last. Brown Patch fungus is rampant.
  • Bernice P Bernice P on Jul 14, 2012
    pull up a plug of the grass and if there are no roots, you have grubs, don't use a multipurpose bug killer, get grub killer at IFA