Ecoguard

Lawn becomes spotted with yellow or brown patches in late spring or summer. The patches become large if left untreated. Round or irregular yellow patches in turf during hot, dry summer weather. Dead patches rapidly become quite large Stunted clumps of yellow grass appear throughout the lawn. Patches of dead turf appear in early spring and again in late summer. Hollow, long, trailing ridges of soil across the lawn, followed by decline of turf. Holes that lead to underground tunnels are visible. Large patches of St. Augustine grass decline and turn yellow; individual leaves become mottled with yellow. Turf becomes thin. Patches of yellow or brown turf appear as winter snows melt. Deteriorating grass mats together, turning pink or gray, while white, cottony growth develops. Small patches of dead grass in spring, enlarging throughout the summer. Grass blades appear to have been cut off in affected areas. Small tunnel holes are visible in affected areas.