Charlotte, NC. Applied Scott’s Crabgrass Preventer, saw brown spots, realize you can’t seed. Pre-emergent inhibits new grass seedlings. Here’s the recovery.
Overseed in fall. Then apply pre-emergent in spring. No conflict.
Timing is everything. Fall seeding + spring pre-emergent = no conflict, better stand.
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