Q: I found a lot of fuzzy white webbing in my lawn as the snow melted. What is this, and is there something I need to do to help my grass? — Tom Peterson, Lake Forest A: The problem sounds like gray ...

Key Points Mow your lawn through fall but stop once the grass goes dormant.Cool season grasses should be around 2.5 to 3 inches tall during the fall.Allowing grass to stay too tall before a frost can ...

Snow mold can be surprising when you first spot it on your lawn: you walk out onto your grass at the end of winter (just as the snow is retreating), filled with plans to get the lawn off to a good ...

Is your lawn looking tired after a long winter’s nap? Snow mold damage and winter lawn diseases can wreak havoc on your grass, making spring recovery a challenge. But with a few proactive measures, ...

Q: The melting snow revealed snow mold on our lawn. I’m attaching a photo. Do you have any suggestions how to remedy this? — Larry S. A: Snow mold is a fungus disease that develops during winter ...

Many people have probably never heard of this, but gardening experts are warning about snow mold this year. Most signs of spring include warmer weather, green grass. But gray-colored circles on your ...

An early snow on vigorously growing grass can lead to a condition known as snow mold. Mike McGrath, host of You Bet Your Garden, will reveal how to prevent and/or treat it. Plus: Mike speaks with ...

It's that time of year when things start to sprout up and grow. But you might find an unwanted visitor on your lawn this spring: snow mold. The fungus gets its name because it thrives underneath snow ...

The majority of the snow in the greater Louisville area has melted by now, and some are noticing a web-like substance left behind in their lawn. So, what is it? Local lawn experts say it's likely ...

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