Trail of dead grass mystery?
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Dogs have peed on the area, also looks like a walkway path.
more likely to be something like a mole burrowing under the grass
Brown patch fungus, also known as large patch disease, is a declining turf condition caused by a single species of fungus, Rhizoctonia, and often occurs in mid-to-late summer when the weather is hot and humid — making conditions perfect for the fungus to thrive. I had my soil tested. I paid for mole traps and monitoring. I put down grub eliminating products. The fix was to apply fungicide monthly. I starting in spring and applied monthly till fall. I resealed areas with a fall blend grass and the yard is beautiful now.
It may seem like it's damage from fertilizer or the tires on your lawn mower, but it's not likely. Chances are that it's actually a lawn disease known as Ascochyta leaf blight.
Hi Joan, definitely check for gas leaks.
Well it's 2023, I was on pins and needles reading all these posts trying to find the answer. (Even tho 10 has passed) So many good suggestions. Glad it wasn't gas. But thru the neighbors yard also...very suspicious.
Call dig right, they'll mark all utility lines and pipes under ground for free. You may need to tell them You're wanting to dig but it's a way to find out if anything is underneath those areas