[Reel Low Dad]

So we have had a very slow and cold spring. This is the first real week of warm weather. Usually most of April is warm and hits the 80's often but not this year. Where it's green it is good. My front faces North so the house give a decent amount of shade. It didn't affect anything last year during the summer. I do see new growth popping up every couple days and slowly filling in the brown areas. It's probably a patience problem but should I consider re seeding?

 

[Spammage]

@Fistertondeluxe you can consider it, but I'm guessing you don't need to, and it is to early for seeding anyway. Either way, you will have to wait.

 

[Reel Low Dad]

@Spammage that's what I'm hoping. I did reach out today to a local golf course with Bermuda greens to see what they do with their plugs when they core aerate. Just wishful thinking but an ultra dwarf front yard would be cool.

 

[Reel Low Dad]

Here is a close view of the brown area. I have some growth coming in.

 

[Spammage]

Let that ground get warmer and I think it will take off. The North side of my house always takes longer to green up as well.

 

[M311att]

Just wait it out...Memphis had a cold cold April too and I've been generally freaking out but this week offered some encouraging growth. Be strong. I know it sucks to have worked so hard all last season only to look like you are headed in the wrong direction.

 

[FATC1TY]

Also have same issues in some front yard. North facing. House shade, and I also had a goosegrass infestation in the area and used Celsius and dismiss together in the late summer early fall. Killed the weeds, didn't have much grass left so the competition.

I'd wait it out, not much choice. I've seen some spotty growth coming in so there's always hope and time!!

 

[SCGrassMan]

I think the two foot dark brown along the driveway is but the rest should come back. I have a patch like that as well. Scalp it low, put down some fert and water. Wake it up!

 

[Colonel K0rn]

As someone who has 4,700 ft² out front and had most of the front yard looking like that, once you see green, pound it with N and it will grow. I'm seeing progress every day.