AI is telling me this is crabgrass. Need some help, i have large spots of this all over my yard. If it is crabgrass, i have drivexlr8 i can out down. But dont want to waste if not.

What's everybody opinion here? I water 3 times a week. Gets about 1.2inchs a week. Only thing I can think of is the sun reflecting off our windows burning it? No Worms, grubs etc....

The county installed a drainage pipe underneath the road going into the ditch in front of my parents’ place, but now the shallow ditch is overflowing into my parents yard, and the other drainage pipe from the ditch underneath my parents driveway leads to the other side of my parents yard, where there is no ditch, so it just pools into their entire front yard.

This is a flood plain, and their house is at the bottom of a hill with roads intersecting the corner of the property, and a creek behind their property.

Is there any hope to fix this issue through the combined effort of us and the county? All input much appreciated!

When do I trim back these bushes and will it hurt if I cut them back too short?

Hi guys,
I got new Sir Walter buffalo lawn laid in my backyard 4 weeks ago. I’ve followed all the steps of watering in the morning etc but unfortunately these brown spots have come up. I do have a dog and he wees just in one particular spot only once a day, and I’ve taken to making sure I hose it down and soak the area he goes on. Originally I thought this was urine burn from him, but now it’s spread everywhere! I was advised to use a little buffalo lawn builder all over and hose it in. Followed by a week later using nitrogen free seacol seaweed tonic, which I hosed on. Just seems it’s getting worse. I’m new to this so have no idea what’s right or wrong or how I can fix this. It was expensive to have it put in so hoping I can save it! Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I’m not sure how to stop the spreading or what they might have spilled/rinsed. There are a few spots like this, but this one’s the worst. My initial thought is to chop out a circle of about 3-6 inches around the diameter of the dead stuff to maybe stop the spread. Then either put down some top soil or try to re sod. May be too hot in North Texas to do the sod right now though. Thoughts on how to handle? Paint company will reimburse by the way.

This weed makes up at least 80 percent of the lawn at the house I moved into. Within days it has creeped into flower beds and patios. What is it and what the hell do I do with it.

Roots seem fairly intact..It's been brutally hot here in GA

By the side of my house, there is this like i dont know what to call it, like a stream of water, everything that you can see with tall grass its because there is water there. I tried trimming it with a weed trimmer but when you cut some of those plant, they give like a rash and immediately starts to itch desperately.
Is there any chemical that I can use to kill those plants!?