Homeowner has patches of broader-leaved, lighter green grass. Thinks crabgrass but unsure. Wants eradication without hand-pulling large areas.
Location needed. Crabgrass is a warm-season annual germinating when soil >50–55°F for 10+ days. Visible mid-summer in North, earlier in South.
If not in southern mild climate, likely another grassy weed. Proper ID required for correct treatment.
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