St. Augustine Sod dying
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
I placed this sod down last week was very hot so watered extensively daily . yard has terrible solid quality it appears to have rooted but went from green to this Have not fertilized it yet one other area already has dollarweed coming through even though we killed off everything before placing it any help appreciated
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