Lawn Diseases that Don’t Respond to Any Treatment

A beautiful green lawn as opposed to a dirty, brown, patchy turf is always a refreshing sight to behold. But, pretty often you come across situations where you are totally clueless. That’s when a lawn care Warrington service to your rescue.

The lush green lawns can turn into a mess if you do not take proper care or if your lawn is already diseased and not responding to any kind of treatment. At CPS Landscapes, our lawn care Warrington experts not only provide professional help in getting rid of the lawn diseases, but also help in preventing them.

Rust

The turf acquires a reddish-brown or yellowish-orange colour. The leaves get powdery spores, which come off as flecks and stick to your clothing and pets. It’s caused by moderate to warm temperatures, low soil moisture, heavy dew or light rains. Our lawn care Warrington team treats it with high nitrogen fertilisers.

Dollar Spot

If you notice bleached spots having white cobweb-like strands on wet grass, which are generally seen early in the morning, it’s a Dollar spot.The leaves get round-bleached white lesions with brown to purplish borders. It’s caused by moderate to warm temperatures, excess humidity and stress on the turf. Our lawn care Warrington experts effectively treat it with fungicide.

Brown Patch

A brown patch is characterised by light brown circular patches with thinned grass in the centre of the patch. Sometimes a purplish-gray ring is noticeable. Heat, humidity, wet soil and unstable soil conditions generally cause this condition. Our friendly lawn care Warrington expert will apply fungicide to treat a brown patch.

Red Thread

This is a reddish-brown cast grass forming irregular patches with a scorched appearance due to the mixture of dead and green grass. Cool temperatures, damp and humid weather with a slow-growing and stressed turf develops it further. At CPS Landscapes, our lawn care Warrington team can will take care of this condition appropriately by using fungicides.

Pythium

Pythium is a fast multiplying root-parasitic fungus that liberates microscopic spores, which infect the roots. Seeds and seedlings, which have little resistance are more prone to this disease. It’s caused by moderate to warm temperatures, excess humidity, thatch and oxygen-deficient turf roots. We will use fungicide to get rid of pythium.

Leaf Spot

Yellow, tan or reddish-brown discoloration and thinning of turf indicates leaf spots. Most leaves have circular to elongated purplish, reddish-brown or black spots surrounded by a yellow halo. Leaf spots are caused by long spells of cloudy and moist weather, moderate temperatures and shade. At, CPS Landscapes, our lawn care Warrington professionals will treat it with fungicide and also provide expert guidance to keep them away.

Contact CPS Landscapes today to know how we can help keep your turf healthy and green. Call 01273 421733 now to book an appointment.