K31 is pasture grass. I wouldn't. Get ahold of some good fescue seed and be ready with preventive fungicide next May. I lost quite a bit of grass to fungus this year as well, but I feel better knowing I got a 50# bag of Rhambler sitting there just waiting to fill in the gaps. Lesson learned, will do better next year.

Is it possible to reseed dead spots in the summer with TTTF?

It's possible but a bad idea, best to wait until fall.

K-31 is, as noted, pasture grass. It's practically indestructible, but...well, ugly.

TTTF would do well, and keep in mind that KBG will work to fill in holes that were created by fungus issues. It looks like you and your neighbors are having some drought stressing as well, which should tend to slow down fungal growth. So there's an upside there.

Yep it's been weeks without rain but my rookie mistake since February: Craggrass control.. Check grub control... Check too much water and no preventive fungicide or natural preventives :( next year I'll know better.

No huge damage. Step back on the water, and wait and see. Quite often, grasses that you don't expect will return, do return--at least a little. And bluegrasses spread so easily! Feed 'em well in fall and they should repair themselves nicely, although it may take until next spring for full repair.

Man I hope so what's sad is I've spent $700 plus on this lawn since last year.. My old house with zoysia??? Never watered, fertilized or bug control and it was beautiful. Sooooo frustrating

I've never had a cool weather lawn, but warm weather grasses seem sooo much simpler to own!

I think cool season grasses are a victim of their own resiliency. You try to grow Bermuda in NY - you just can't, whereas fescue will limp along even in Alabama. I imagine growing a cool season grass in PA is far simpler than growing a cool season grass in GA.

Exactly. @j4c11 wish I could have done sod but $800 for Bermuda sod or $2500 for zoysia wasn't in the budget :( what I may do is start plugging with zoysia with the pro plugger xl looks pretty easy to do

I read it takes about 3 years for Zoysia to establish from plugs.

What the heck Bermuda costs $800?! What is that like 6 pallets plus delivery?

Edit: No fungus issues to worry about with Bermuda...just a thought.