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How to grow the Perfect Lawn? If you live in the Northeast/Atlantic Coast, I have intelligent answers on grass selection, fertilizers, soil care, weed control, and lawnmowers. Although I have degrees in related fields, a person's real gardening skills are learned from trial and error. More important, I am strict about not using chemicals in the garden. Organic gardening is not just earth friendly and healthier for you, your children and your pets. It's less expensive and easier. You read that right. Less expensive and easier.

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Lawns - Brown Spots


Expert: Long Island Gardener - 8/20/2008

Question
I have about 25 plate size brown spots that just popped up on my Bermuda lawn. I have a service that treats it once a month, but this is the first time I have seen the spots. What are they and what should i do to help.

Answer
Please see photos of Brown Patch, Gray Leaf Spot, Leaf Spot and Nematodes at this website and tell me, sir, if you see anywhere here a picture of YOUR Lawn:

www.turffiles.ncsu.edu/articles/tf0033.aspx

There are many diseases that strike Bermudagrass Lawns.  There's even one called 'Bermudagrass Decline':

aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/plantanswers/turf/publications/Bermdecline.html

This time of year, your Bermudagrass Lawn ought to be the talk of the town.  I feel your pain.

There are many solutions, depending on which problem is yours.  If you can perhaps select a photo that COULD be the one you grow, please note the weather conditions and time of year.  Or you can perhaps tell me how the weather has been since your Grass began turning colors.

And then we can solve your problem -- Intelligently.  rsvp

THE LONG ISLAND GARDENER  

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