Identifying Common Diseases in Your Lawn

Tan spots, a rusty hue, or dead patches are just a few of the symptoms of common lawn diseases. Despite all your efforts to grow a healthy lawn, the weather was just right for a disease to move in and damage your lawn. By identifying what the disease is, you can adjust your lawn care practices and help you correct the problem.

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[geoseward]

I have Karl Forester Ornamental grass and I noticed that the blades had the rust on them and a number had died probably due to my sprinklers on in the evening. My question is can I replace these grasses this year or should I wait until next year to see if they come back? Should I use a fungicide now or wait until next year for use?

[benjaminawake]

I have some provista lawn and The ends look brown. Please help. Some place the green die

[watashiwatakushi]

Me: got wet fungus mushrooms growing in areas of my lawn.
Also me: I guess I’ll just set fire to my whole lawn.

[xxtwobitxx]

Can I put down fungicide and then milogoranite after