You Need to Water Every Day Did you know your lawn can actually get dependent and needy if it has too much water? Instead of ...

If brown patches suddenly pop up in your lawn in the middle of summer, the most likely culprit is a fungal disease called, "brown patch." Grass turns brown when it's no longer receiving the proper ...

The flip side of our dry summers is that, without sprinkler intervention, Seattle lawns turn into crispy straw. July’s average rainfall is 0.78 inches, according to the National Weather Service, ...

Texture of brown grass dried on sunlight. Dry grass texture background. Driving around suburbia these days it is clear to see who is watering their lawns and who is leaving it up to Mother Nature.

Keeping your lawn alive during the summer 02:56. PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The unrelenting heat is turning our normally green landscape brown. With no immediate relief on the way, what can you do to ...

Don’t let brown patches take over your lawn this summer. Here’s what you’re doing wrong By Anthony Reardon Special to The Star. June 21, 2024 5:30 AM.

Likely, you have a lot of damage with a brown lawn, wilted perennials, and maybe some frost and freeze damage on your tropicals. Here are some tips to get your garden back into shape, at the right ...

If your lush green lawn is ruined by unsightly brown patches, find out exactly what causes them and how to fix them, according to an expert.

What needs help: At Golden Gate Park's Big Rec fields, the grass that was once green is getting browner and browner in many spots, while gopher holes are multiplying, much to the concern of ...

Ask a Super: Why's the grass all brown on our course? By Drew Powell. June 01, 2024 As golfers, we often let the colors we see on a course dictate whether we think it’s in good shape or not.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Many parks across Western New York are filled with brown grass — and it’s only going to get worse with more hot weather ahead. Grass everywhere has been loo… ...

A bit of sharp, green grass pokes through the brown at Ohio State's Wetlands Research Area on West Dodridge Street, off Olentangy River Road. The grass, Hogan said, is not dead, only dormant.