why is my grass dying?

Question

I applied scotts bonus s weed and feed 6 weeks ago, and a week later my grass was looking real good. I even recieved a few comments about my lawn. Last week it started to look like my grass was dying(yellowish spots) but I really didnt pay it no mind. Now my lawn is more yellow than green. This week I started watering it every day but my grass just looks like it has come to a hault. I live in Texas and have st augustine grass if that helps! Can someone help me with this issue???

Answer 1

1. Water it properly (evening are better)
2. Have a proper grass for proper location.
3. Test your soil.

Answer 2

You need to consult a turf specialist. There are numerous possible reasons why your lawn is turning yellow .A high-nitrogen fertilizer, such as the product you just applied,could be a contributory factor. The June bugs may have just finished mating, as well. I'm sure you know that means GRUBS! Chinch bugs are another possibility, though that doesn't usually manifest itself in such a short time frame. In Texas, we also have a nice selection of fungal lawn diseases! These conditions can be determined by visually inspecting the blade and stem areas of the affected grass by a trained person. I wouldn't venture a guess without seeing your turf. However, I'm sure there's a knowledgeable person in your area that can help. Try a full-service landscape company or a chemical distributor (Estes co. perhaps?). By a visual inspection or possibly describing the symptoms, they should be able to diagnose the problem and offer solutions.

Answer 3

Take out the grass and plant native (to your part of Texas) ground covering.

Answer 4

Looks like mineral deficiency. Throw in some manure, dried tea leaves and stuff like that.