Dead patches from neighbor's grass (dormant until May, splotchy). Scott's lawn service didn't help. Questions: 1) Sod vs treatment? 2) Cheap prep? 3) Prevent reinvasion? 4) 100% Kentucky Bluegrass vs blend? The expert: likely southern heat-loving grass. Kill with Roundup, dig out patches, add topsoil, sod or seed. No whole-lawn treatment selectively eliminates patches. Spot-treat future invasions with Roundup. 100% KBG may have advantages but depends on region.
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