Got A Mystery
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Got A Mystery
This morning I went outside to my backyard and there were a few small patches of blackened grass. One little patch looked like grass had been burned away. I didn't hear anything overnight. There were thunderstorms nearby but we didn't get any,though it is overcast.WTH happened?
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it could be rot. but check these out:
http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/ipm/disease/brwnpatc.htm
http://www.gardenhealth.com/garden_doctor/faq/lawns.php
http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/ipm/disease/brwnpatc.htm
http://www.gardenhealth.com/garden_doctor/faq/lawns.php
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- JenBayles
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I doubt it's any kind of fungus, although spring and fall are typical times of the year for it to show up in Texas lawns. Brown patch shows up as an irregular circle of brown, sometimes with green in the middle. Take-all patch just wipes out everything, but again, that's brown, not black.
The only time I've seen blackening is either from burning, or accidentally spilling lawn acidifier without watering it into the grass. Burns the crap out of it, but what grows back is green, green green!

The only time I've seen blackening is either from burning, or accidentally spilling lawn acidifier without watering it into the grass. Burns the crap out of it, but what grows back is green, green green!

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