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You apparently have some other
problem for which this simple key is not ready to handle. Are there weeds?
Does the turf fail to respond to fertilizer? Do you have a thatch
problem? Does your lawn scalp or is it full of seedheads? These kinds of
problems are often influenced by the physical environment, for example, seedhead
production is most abundant in newly established (first year) turf and during the dry
season (March to May in south Florida). If your lawn is thatchy, your best bet is to
back off a bit on fertilization and watering and if need be, topdress or (carefully)
verticut. |
