The white-flowered weed is chickweed; the purple-flowered one is henbit. But the real issue? That "weed and feed" applied in early March. Centipedegrass should only be fertilized when 100% green—usually May. Early feeding makes tender growth vulnerable to cold damage, potentially killing the lawn.
Spot-spray broadleaf weeds when they first appear. Follow a proper centipedegrass care calendar. For now, hope for the best—the grass may recover if the roots survived.



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