Those unsightly patches of brown and yellow forming in your lawn may not be your pet’s fault. They’re more than likely a sign that your yard is suffering from the dreaded lawn fungus. Lawn fungus can ...

If you’ve ever been embarrassed that your lawn is full of bald and patchy brown splotches, you’re not alone. An abrupt change from a lush and green yard to a discolored one happens to the best of us.

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Over the past few weeks, I’ve had a flood of questions about brown lawns. In most cases, the culprit is simple: drought stress from our hot summer weather. However, lawn-feeding insects and fungal ...

Brown patch fungus loves Southern summers, so mow at the right height, water early, and avoid heavy nitrogen to keep grass healthy and resilient. Use resistant turf like Kentucky-31 tall fescue, ...

Seeing beetles flying around or finding white, C-shaped grubs in the soil is a clear warning sign. These pests feed on grass ...

Same as it is for us, hot, dry weather can stress your lawn too! Brown patches popping up? Intense summer heat, disease, over-fertilizing, shallow roots, or even your pup could be to blame. Some good ...

One summer a few years back, when working as a horticulture Extension agent in western Kansas, I was inundated with questions about large dead patches of grass in people’s lawns. For those unfamiliar ...

It really comes down to how and when you water your lawn and also how high you cut your grass. While your lawn may have been nice and green early on, the very hot weather we’ve been having lately and ...

Q: We started to notice these spots in the St. Augustine in late summer and they are still here. They began as yellowed grass. Many started out round. There is a slight dip along the line of the spots ...

Lawns have not been looking so good these past few weeks. With all the rainfall, one might think they would be lush and green instead of weak and yellow or brown and spotty. However, too much rain, or ...