A Florida homeowner has 8-month Palmetto lawn (2,000 sq ft) with brown spots and crabgrass-like weeds.
"Palmetto" exists as both:
If St. Augustine: Herbicides + cultural practices work well. Plugs or seed (cheaper for 2,000 sq ft) for repairs. Pre-emergent in dormancy.
If Buffalo grass: Low nitrogen, minimal water. Seed with adapted variety. Weed management different.
Identify which Palmetto via county extension. Then get local variety recommendations. Transition to better-adapted St. Augustine is straightforward if needed.
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