Lawn care issues...bare spots.
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Originally Posted by GINge!
Also, sounds like you may have cinch bugs , dig down a few inches and see if you find any of them.
Could be...grubs make those same spots. Could be fungal too.PistonFan, any way you go, just make sure to give the lawn some refreshments via a Turf Builder of some sort with disease contol & some bug killer(Triazicide is great).
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Moving to new Home & Garden forum...
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I've owned a landscaping/lawn care business for the past 9 years. I didn't read this whole thread, so just PM me with any related questions you may have... I can point you in the right direction. -chris.
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I'm leaving the Scott's behind and trying some of this stuff, will see how it works...
http://www.vigoro.com/ProductCategor...ed/TallFescue/
http://www.vigoro.com/ProductCategor...ed/TallFescue/
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Originally Posted by PistonFan
I'm leaving the Scott's behind and trying some of this stuff, will see how it works...
http://www.vigoro.com/ProductCategor...ed/TallFescue/
http://www.vigoro.com/ProductCategor...ed/TallFescue/
Home Depot sells the hell out of that stuff. I think it's just as good as Scotts!
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