Hello everyone,
I live in Chicago and live in a family home. I do not know much about lawn treatment for a very nice looking front lawn.
Over the last two years for some reason in the spring (April) I start to water my grass and the grass does start to grown. But, around August my grass starts to look very dense in color and does not look healthy like a nice green front lawn should. I do not know what type of grass is present because about 4 years ago the water department had to dig of my front lawn for work and the department had a contractor place new sod.
One week ago I purchased a bag of fertilizer and the instructions mention to mow my lawn to the lowest setting and water the lawn for two days, then apply fertilizer.
Now, my grass has 'Burn' spots... I do not know what to do now!
Can I mow my lawn again and just overseed with a bag Tall Fescue where the grass has burn or Is there anything out in the market that can save my burn, dead grass?
All the best information will be great in reviving my grass...
I live in Chicago and live in a family home. I do not know much about lawn treatment for a very nice looking front lawn.
Over the last two years for some reason in the spring (April) I start to water my grass and the grass does start to grown. But, around August my grass starts to look very dense in color and does not look healthy like a nice green front lawn should. I do not know what type of grass is present because about 4 years ago the water department had to dig of my front lawn for work and the department had a contractor place new sod.
One week ago I purchased a bag of fertilizer and the instructions mention to mow my lawn to the lowest setting and water the lawn for two days, then apply fertilizer.
Now, my grass has 'Burn' spots... I do not know what to do now!
Can I mow my lawn again and just overseed with a bag Tall Fescue where the grass has burn or Is there anything out in the market that can save my burn, dead grass?
All the best information will be great in reviving my grass...