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Originally Posted by MS Fowler
I believe that crabgrass is an annual; ie, it does not automatically return next year. this year's high heat and dry summer caused a lot of growth.
I believe the best solution is to over-seed your lawn this fall so that the good grass gets a start. Then, next spring, use a pre-emergent weed 'n feed. ( I prefer Scotts). That will prevent next years' crab grass crop from sprouting your yard. Use the good grass to crowd out whatever comes up.
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I did not know that. You have just given me hope where there was none
So we have mowing it close, then overseeding, maybe some fall fertilization?