What he saidColonel K0rn said:Welcome to TLF, glad to have you here. :thumbup:
You should consider improving the "shady corner" by turning it into a flowerbed for shade-loving plants, or just a mulch bed for easier maintenance. You're going to have a hard time getting grass to grow in that area. I took the liberty to edit your picture with some visualization of what you could have. Depending on preference, I would extend the mulch bed around the back of the porch. Not sure how that works for your living space.
I would mulch around the shed. Too much shade.
Why did you put down a fungicide? You've got a good case of crabgrass and goose grass that I can see in that 4th photo. Honestly, the best thing you can do for your existing grass, if you choose not to renovate completely, is to remove the weed pressure, and feed the bermuda you have. It'll do the rest in short order.
Will Bermuda grow here?
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I have already aerated and put down some starter fertilizer but as you can see in the below pics ... lots of dead spots.
I have access to a Mantis tiller so should I till up the dead spots and put in some sod or try to find some Bermuda seed that grows in the shade?
Shady Corner
By the shed
At the siding of the porch
I put some fungus killer by Scotts down (Disease-Ex ??? ) so hopefully these spots will fill in as this spot gets a lot of sun.
I have already aerated and put down some starter fertilizer but as you can see in the below pics ... lots of dead spots.
I have access to a Mantis tiller so should I till up the dead spots and put in some sod or try to find some Bermuda seed that grows in the shade?
Shady Corner
By the shed
At the siding of the porch
I put some fungus killer by Scotts down (Disease-Ex ??? ) so hopefully these spots will fill in as this spot gets a lot of sun.
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