Not a warm season expert but it looks like either some type of bermuda or more Centipede.
One-Toe8524
Either Bermuda or torpedo grass
oleshrimpdog
Bermuda crawlers. That soil looks a bit compacted in the dead spots. If you don’t want the Bermuda to take over, I would suggest pulling up what you can and then core aerating the dead spots and overseeding with your grass of choice in the fall. I’m in zone 8a and I aerate/overseed in late September.
Blakesdad02
I call it Wire Grass. Its impossible to get rid of, been trying four 8 years now.
worstosrsplayer
Bermuda, too much water and too much fertilizer. That will fill it in fast.
guysams1
Centipede is one of the slowest growing warm season grasses. You’ll have to sod to get that spot covered before the Bermuda gets it.
Ok_Engine_1442
Enjoy your new Bermuda lawn
GangstaRIB
Looks like common Bermuda to me.
stlthy1
It’s either Bermuda or Centipede.
mrcoffee4me
That looks to me like centipedes more than Bermuda. Centipede is super low maintenance looks very similar to Bermuda. Both warm weather favorites. Bermuda is high maintenance, can take heavy traffic and is more durable if you can maintain it. That is the key. Centipede, i just water and that shit grows on just about anything. Rocks, sidewalks tree stumps. I fertilize(nitrogen mostly)2x a year spring and fall water it in deep. Set mower to 4.5.
Unlucky_Lawfulness51
I’m sorry for your loss
Specialist-Base1248
Centipede. Awesome, low maintenance, warm season grass
skillsawone
It looks like St Augustine to me
Sorryisawthat
Bermuda will be in every nook and cranny in on your property and your neighbors and their neighbors. It can’t be pulled to control. Nuke that vile invader.
No_Operation2911
I dont like when I pull a piece of grass out that is like a vine/tentacle thats choking the other grass nearby. This bull grass BS
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Bermuda
Not a warm season expert but it looks like either some type of bermuda or more Centipede.
Either Bermuda or torpedo grass
Bermuda crawlers. That soil looks a bit compacted in the dead spots. If you don’t want the Bermuda to take over, I would suggest pulling up what you can and then core aerating the dead spots and overseeding with your grass of choice in the fall. I’m in zone 8a and I aerate/overseed in late September.
I call it Wire Grass. Its impossible to get rid of, been trying four 8 years now.
Bermuda, too much water and too much fertilizer. That will fill it in fast.
Centipede is one of the slowest growing warm season grasses. You’ll have to sod to get that spot covered before the Bermuda gets it.
Enjoy your new Bermuda lawn
Looks like common Bermuda to me.
It’s either Bermuda or Centipede.
That looks to me like centipedes more than Bermuda. Centipede is super low maintenance looks very similar to Bermuda. Both warm weather favorites. Bermuda is high maintenance, can take heavy traffic and is more durable if you can maintain it. That is the key. Centipede, i just water and that shit grows on just about anything. Rocks, sidewalks tree stumps. I fertilize(nitrogen mostly)2x a year spring and fall water it in deep. Set mower to 4.5.
I’m sorry for your loss
Centipede. Awesome, low maintenance, warm season grass
It looks like St Augustine to me
Bermuda will be in every nook and cranny in on your property and your neighbors and their neighbors. It can’t be pulled to control. Nuke that vile invader.
I dont like when I pull a piece of grass out that is like a vine/tentacle thats choking the other grass nearby. This bull grass BS