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Diseases are best controlled by planting resistant-type grasses. Preventative fungicides are only effective before disease symptoms appear. After symptoms appear, rescue treatments can only control spreading into non-infected areas.
We can also control disease by checking cultural practices on the lawn. What we do to maintain our lawns are considered cultural practices. These practices include: mowing, watering, seeding, sodding, aearating, dethatching, fertilizing, and controlling weeds.
If you suspect your lawn is showing the effects of disease, it is best to call our offices for a FREE analysis by one of our professional Route Managers.
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