After pouring so much time, money, and effort into your lawn, a patchy area appears. Don't bother trying to fix it with more ...

But the reasons these brown spots appear in the first place can vary significantly ... Regularly watering the lawn after a pet visit can help dilute any harmful nitrogen. Fungal diseases often happen ...

Drought stress, lawn-feeding insects and fungal diseases are common this time of year. Here's what to do about brown lawns.

This year, many parts of the state have received enough rain to make an overlap with other lawn diseases a distinct ...

Dehydration isn't the only cause of brown spots in your grass—here's what you should look out for, according to lawn pros.

Brown patches in your lawn can be caused by a insects, pet urine, drought, heat, or a fungus. Learn how to prevent brown patches this summer by keeping your lawn healthy.

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 with a history of brown patch disease will most likely experience annual reoccurrences. Fortunately, well established lawns return to normalcy during cooler fall temperatures.

Q: I have attached a photo from my St. Augustine lawn from last year. I assume I have either a fungus or an armyworm problem. Can I treat the grass while it is dormant now? A: To my first reader ...

As the name suggests, you will see a patch of dead brown grass, generally in a circle. Looking closer, however, you can also note the presence of the disease by looking at the leaf blades.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - If your lawn is turning brown, think twice before watering. You may have brown patch fungus growing. Brown patch fungus is easily mistaken for dead or dry grass.

Knowing what causes brown spots can help prevent lawncare mistakes before they occur. “A little TLC, a little bit of patience, and your lawn and garden will reward you,” she says.