There are a range of factors , which can cause lawn diseases: irregular mowing, improper watering and fertilization,
compacted soil, poor drainage, certain weather and environmental conditions.
Large patch, dollar spot, spring dead spot, gray leaf spot, take all root rot, fairy ring are some of the most common lawn diseases in Texas.
The majority of plant diseases are caused by fungi.
Implementing preventive lawn disease control can minimize the occurrence of lawn diseases. Our weed control and fertilization program combined
with core aearation will help maintain a healthy balance in your lawn.
to provide excellent disease control against a broad range of lawn fungi and take care of your lawn year-round.
Spring is the time when weather conditions are favourable for potential outbreaks.
Damp conditions and excess thatch buildup can contribute lawn diseases to attact the turfgrass and slow spring green-up.
effective treatments when the early symptoms are present or the disease is already established
affects most warm-season grasses in Texas. Once established, it is very difficult to eliminate. Preventive treatments are the most effective. Symptoms include large brown patches from 6 inches to several feet wide, often mistaken for drought stress.
small and 1-2 inches round brown patches, which can merge into a wider patch if left untreated.
round patches of dead grass in the spring, after turfgrass goes out of dormancy.
purple, brown, black spots on the grass blades.
Weak, brown, dead patches in turfgrass. In Texas, it affects the most St. Augustinegrass and bermudagrass.