Fusarium blight is a fungal disease commonly seen in cool-season lawns during summer. Learn to spot it, kill it, and keep it from coming back.
Author: Amanda Shiffler
Most comfortable with soil under her fingernails, Amanda has an enthusiasm for gardening, agriculture, and all things plant-related. With a master's degree in agriculture and more than a decade of experience gardening and tending to her lawn, she combines her plant knowledge and knack for writing to share what she knows and loves.
When Not to Mow Your Lawn
We talk in-depth about how and when to cut your lawn, but don’t spend much time discussing whether there are […]
Cities Limiting Use of Lawn Fertilizers and Pesticides
If you’re apt to pull the trigger on a bottle of weed and feed and launch an all-out chemical assault […]
Organic Herbicides: A Comprehensive Guide
Organic herbicides use eco-friendly ingredients like vinegar, clove oil, or corn gluten meal to dry out plants or prevent sprouting.
How to Identify, Control, and Prevent Spring Dead Spot Lawn Disease
One of the joys of spring is seeing everything outdoors come back to life and green up—your lawn included. However, […]
How to Treat Powdery Mildew On Your Lawn
When we look outside at our lawn, we expect—or rather hope—to see healthy, green grass. If you quickly peek out […]
Guide to Growing Perennial Ryegrass
Need grass in a jiffy but don’t want to spend the money and break your back laying sod? Look no […]
Guide to Growing Fine Fescues
Dreaming of a meadow-like lawn that doesn’t need mowing or constant fertilizer? Or struggling with shaded areas where finicky, high-maintenance […]
Guide to Growing Kentucky Bluegrass
The grass is always greener on the other side, or so the saying goes. But all that can change, and […]
Guide to Growing Buffalograss
Whether you’re looking for a low-maintenance lawn or trying to incorporate native species into your landscape, you should put buffalograss […]