Post-emergent crabgrass killers (like Scott's) often damage surrounding turf and don't prevent next year's seeds. Crabgrass thrives in poor soil.
Soil microbes fed by sugar enrich soil; weeds decline over 3–4 years. Fertilome Lawn Food with Iron outperforms Scott's if fertilizer is needed.
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