Dead lawn patches

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  1. Lolimac

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    I have 2 young 'dogs' that have yet to cock thier leg up:rolleyespink: but the damaged patches on my lawn have the dark green growth around them....So it's not just down to the bitches...:)
     
  2. JWK

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  3. maksim

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    As they said, that can be due to pets (cats, etc.).
    If pets is not the cause, it could be a "fungus".
    That's what I was told some time ago.
    In that case a special treatment is needed.
    The treatment consist on diluiting a special liquid product (just a few drops) in an amount of water (say 1 liter, less or more depending on the concentration of the diluition needed and depending on the surface-width to be treated and how severe the desease is).
    There is a liquid product that kills fungus.
    Then you have to spray the mixture of water and liquind on the lawn surface.
    Repeat the treatment more than once.
    That was I was told time ago when a fungus affected my front-yard grass. The grass became yellow.
    But - I say it again - that's the correct solution to the problem ONLY IN THE CASE THAT PETS IS NOT THE CAUSE AND IT HAS BEEN REALIZED THAT A FUNGUS IS THE CAUSE.
    That's what I have been told. Thence, if the method doesn't work is not my fault (since THEY told me that).

    Bye
     
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