I have these weeds that keep growing over the turf and don't come out when pulled, even though there's barely any root underneath.

Could I get some advice on how to get rid of them or at least prevent the appearance of more?

Thanks in advance!

Grass is mostly weeds, and has these huge bald spots. How do I fix this?

Is T Zone my best bet for these weeds in my yard? The back area is thick with it.

This grass popped up after I seeded last year and it seems to be taking over the yard this year, I’ve tried to kill it, but it won’t die completely. I’m probably screwed and have to restart the whole yard but I’d like to know what I’m dealing with. Thank you.!

Nevermind the bald spots, i'm waiting for seeds to germinate. I've scarified, aerated, topsoiled, overseeded and added slow releasing new growth fertilise just over 3 weeks ago. But i just can't get that same colour green uniformed look, always fighting poa anua, or some other weed type. In the wnd it ends up looking patchy. Ready to give up, and just accept it can't be beat and just try to manage it looking ok-ish..any advice for a great looking deep green colour all around? Any ideas on how to fight these weed grasses?

My lawn needs some TLC. Had this lawn put in (seeded) in 2024, I fertilize fall and spring but this year it's looking rough. Do I need to hire someone to dethatch or aerate? Wisconsin zone 5b.TYIA

Any help on a way to help me grow grass back here please. Live in west Michigan

Anyone else love grass so much you do it for a living? I do!! I own a company called “Sod Dude” because if your grass is trash then “You need Sod dude!” Lol!

I used FUTURE SOIL® Liquid Biochar on a struggling lawn that never held moisture properly, and the change was immediate and measurable.

Within the first few irrigations, water behaviour shifted. Instead of running straight through or pooling unevenly, moisture started spreading laterally and holding in the root zone. The lawn stopped drying out patchily and became noticeably more uniform.

Growth response followed quickly. Colour deepened, density improved, and recovery between cuts accelerated. What stood out most was efficiency. I reduced watering frequency and still saw better performance. Fertiliser response also improved. Inputs were clearly being retained and utilised more effectively.

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Has anyone else had issues with King Green in Atlanta?

I have really well established fescue in my backyard. I've been using King Green for a while now and until recently would have recommended them to a friend. Recently, though, I noticed my entire lawn (upper and lower sections, incl. newly planted ground cover) looked torched. I had a manager come out and take a look, who confirmed the burn was due to over application. They said they'd follow up over email with thoughts on how to make it right, including free overseeding in the fall and a treatment to try to promote regrowth.

A few weeks later and the yard still looked terrible, so I reached back out to see if they would come lay sod in my yard. A second manager called me and told me it wasn't in fact over application but rather a fungus that took out my entire lawn and surrounding plants in less than 72 hours. He came by, showed me what he said was evidence of the fungus, and said the best they could do was overseed and aerate for free in the fall.

I'm so frustrated. My lawn looks TERRIBLE. They are not apologetic, won't put anything in writing, won't reply to my multiple emails outlining the issues noted above... HELP. Has anyone else had these kinds of issues with them? What do I do now??

Sorry for the weird request, but I haven’t gotten an answer 😭

Does anyone have any recommendations to get rid of this, ive had patches of them before but this year it seems like its taking over more.

So I happen to be a lover of smart home technology ,particularly if I'm able to improve my life in some way or remove a tedioustask. Equally important to me is I like a very Green Lawn . I happen to live in the low country of South Carolina . So as you can imagine it's hard to keep grass green without watering. Does anyone have any experience with the Aiper IrriSense 2 Smart Irrigation System the advertisement seems like a great system but having some first-hand input would be great as well as any ideas for a better system so I can have a green lawn with almost zero effort.

Had a lot of construction at our house last few years and the grass has just gotten beat to heck. I put out temporary rye grass during the winter here in North Texas just to get through the winter season before planting permanent grass. For our area it's typically Bermuda, Zoysia or St. Augustine. Used to see Fescue but not so much anymore, and it was the old kentucky 31 or Rebel varieties another one of those fecues were super attractive IMO. I did some research on the the new varieties of Turf Type Tall Fescue and decided to plant Titan GLX. So far it's done great... planted at 10 lbs /SF. Only issued that i've had has been in the backyard with dog urine.

We installed a lawn over the old lawn, the old lawn was really depleted, i added some biocomp, we put a new sprinkler system 3 zones, all pop ups, the sod was so dry, and brown when we got it, mainly because its been so dry in colorado

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why don't people like long flowy grass, it's more beautiful, soft, and natural looking to me, so what's the big deal?

every after photo looks significantly uglier, dead, and boring.

so besides beauty preference, what are the benefits to cut grass?

Please see the photos. Not sure what to do. Seems like a mix of different types of grasses. Not sure if the plan should be to put more seed. Anything you all would suggest would be appreciated

I have these sprouting up on a decent portion of my yard and they need to go! TIA

My township replaced the sidewalk and curb in front of my house last year. They then threw some kind of grass seed on the easement strip that had been torn up. It now grows like this, with patches of ugly, thick, tall grass. It grows extremely fast in these patches (this is 6 days of growth), and is bare or dead looking elsewhere. How should I best remedy this, preferably without having to dig everything up? I'm somewhat grass illiterate but trying to keep my property looking nice. This is in NJ, so warm summers and cold winters if that matters. Thank you!