1. Grassy annuals (crabgrass, foxtail): Preemergent early April (fertilizer + crabgrass preventer). Dry lawn, water in.
2. Perennial grasses (quackgrass, nutsedge): Hand removal or Roundup + reseed. Selective control nearly impossible.
3. Broadleaf perennials (dandelion, clover, plantain): Weed-and-feed on WET lawn, early Sept or late May. No rain 48 hrs.
Your bare spots need soil preparation, not just seed:
Look for: Named cultivars (Creeping Red "Pernille"), fine fescues 80-85%, <6 month date, minimal weed seed, NO annual ryegrass.
Fertilizer Math: 50-lb Bag, 5,000 sq ft, Drop Spreader Settings
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