10-year-old lawn (St. Augustine or centipede) deteriorated; sleet/ice finished it. Weeds dominate. Considering plugs of weed-tolerant grass, full Roundup + sod, or variety choice (Floratam, Captiva, Zoysia El Toro).
Roundup entire area, wait 10–14 days, remove dead debris, lay sod tight. Best guarantee against weeds.
St. Augustine ‘Floratam’—widely available, extensive problem-solving resources, good salt tolerance for 2nd-tier beach. ‘Captiva’ is newer, chinch-bug resistant but less proven. Zoysia El Toro needs more sun and sharper drainage.
Given salt exposure and dog traffic, Floratam sod is the most reliable choice.
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