Too much shade, too much or too little water, and the wrong kind of fertilizer could also be the culprits. There are a variety of reasons why St. Augustine grass develops dead spots.

Four dollar spot pathogens are in the genus Clarireedia: C. jacksonii, C. monteithiana, C. homoeocarpa, and C. bennettii. However, most of the dollar spot disease incidences worldwide are caused by C.

You’re not going to use it to become the next Banksy, turning lawns around your neighborhood into thought-provoking works of art. It’s just a fun way to use grass as an unorthodox canvas for ...