Q. My lawn is brown from the lack of rain, is it dead? Should I still use a pre-emergent herbicide? K.F., Tulsa A. Many of the lawns in our area are brown due to heat and drought stress. Bermuda and ...

Around midsummer, some lawns may develop patches of brown turfgrass. These brown spots are often a fungal disease creatively named brown patch. Although many things could cause brown spots in your ...

Lawns are surprisingly resilient during dry spells. Grass is adapted to going dormant (i.e. brown) as a way to cut down on water needs when rain isn’t happening. Then it’s able to “green up” when a ...

When people conjure up an image of Seattle, they think: Rain. Well, joke’s on them because summers here are nothing but sunshine. The flip side of our dry summers is that, without sprinkler ...

During a heatwave, it is likely your grass will be suffering. It is unsurprising that currently, when you look out at your backyard you a greeted by a scorched lawn. It is a sight for sore eyes and a ...

Help, our lawn looks awful! There are brown patches all over and they seem to be getting worse the past several weeks. What can we do? Well, Rebecca, you're in good company, not that that's any help.

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, ...

WEST MICHIGAN — Hot temperatures and a lack of rainfall in many West Michigan neighborhoods has left many lawns dried up and looking dead. We reached out to the team at All Season Lawn Care in ...