Every lawn, whether new or established, is susceptible to a variety of lawn diseases. Most Husqvarna Self-Propelled Walk- Behind Lawn Mower, Electric Start

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One of the biggest problems in controlling lawn diseases is diagnosis. By the time signs of infection are evident, the fungus that causes it is often difficult to control. Although there Pop-Up Greenhouse for Lawn and Garden - Durable, easy to assemble

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Water your lawn deeply and infrequently to deprive fungus of the damp environment it needs.

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Heavy thatch layers (over ½ inch) hold both heat and moisture and provide fungus with a ready supply of nutrients.

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Mowing time is also a good time to check your lawn for signs of disease. “Fairy rings”, “frog-eyes”, brown patches and other irregularities may signify the beginning of a problem. Endless lawn and garden tools and equipment. Lawnmowers, pole saws, trimmers, spayers, seeders, more! However, before you purchase a “remedy” it’s best to have an infected patch inspected. Dig and take samples to your extension agency or to a recognized lawn care professional.

Many strains of fungus quickly develop a resistance to the best fungicides. Controlling active fungus is truly a case where “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”. Start your lawn disease prevention plan by planting only disease resistant grass hybrids whether beginning a new lawn or reseeding patches of an old one.