Lawn Disease Control Sydney Spring Dead Spot Fairy Rings
Lawn Disease Control: There is a myriad of Lawn Diseases that can affect your lawn and can be rectified with our Lawn Disease Control.
The different Lawn Fungal Diseases are as follows:
- Dollar Spot
- Brown Patch
- Pythium Blight
- Spring Dead Spot
- Fusarium Patch
- Helminthosporium Complex
All these Lawn Diseases can be treated either in the curative or preventative sense using our Lawn Disease Control products.
Besides the chemical treatment for Lawn Diseases you can help prevent Lawn Disease with the following Non-Chemical activities:
- Always mow with a catcher to remove grass clippings from lawn and to prevent mulched wet grass getting into thatch
- Mow regularly to help prevent thatch build up
- When irrigating the lawn only water the lawn in the morning time to allow the lawn to dry out through the day – never water at night time
- Use wetting agents to allow moisture to travel through soil zone rather than sitting on top
- Lawn Core Aeration and Top dress with River sand to improve soil drainage
- Fertilise lawn every 3 months
For new turf (including complete soil preparation, turf supply and installation) whether its any one of the many Aussie Buffalo grasses or any other grasses like Couch, Kikuyu and Zoysia then give these guys a call at https://lawnsolutionsaustralia.com.au/ or https://www.myhometurf.com.au/
Whether you engage a [Sydney Lawn Care Service] like ours or not it is really important to look after your lawn properly. You can save yourself a lot of grief by downloading our 1 Page Lawn Care Cheat Sheet at https://LawnGreen.com.au/The-Lawn-Lovers-Cheat-Sheet-the-complete-1-page-Lawn-Guide/
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