Brown patches, rings, and spots that appear overnight — learn to recognize the fungal diseases that hit Connecticut lawns and how timing and conditions drive them. Guides from Pro Turf's licensed team.
Summer patch lawn disease in Connecticut kills roots, not leaves. Why the rings appear in July heat, and why watering harder will not fix it.
Pythium blight lawn disease in Connecticut can kill turf overnight. How to spot the greasy streaks fast and why drainage matters more than spraying.
Dollar spot lawn disease in Connecticut leaves small silver-dollar patches. How to identify it, why it signals hungry turf, and how to stop it spreading.
Brown patch lawn disease in Connecticut strikes in humid July heat. How to spot the circular tan patches, what drives it, and how to stop it coming back.
Those dark green rings and clusters of mushrooms in your Connecticut lawn are fairy ring. Here's how to identify it — and the cultural fixes that control it.
Red thread is one of the most common lawn diseases in Connecticut — those ragged, pinkish patches. Here's what causes it and how to fix it for good.
