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Last Post 9/02/2009 15:58 by SarahV. 1 Replies.
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8/04/2009 12:15  
I just moved into a new home last summer, and I've never taken care of a lawn before. Towards last fall, I think I had brown patch and a local garden center told me to spray fungicide, and everything would be okay in the Spring.

Now, it's Spring, and I don't know if everything's okay. The segments that died last year (I learned of my problem too late) are still dead, but large segments of my lawn are not green, and I don't know what to do.
give me some idea let me know?
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9/02/2009 15:58  

It sounds like you may need to have some soil tests done to see what is going on under your grass.

Thank you and Happy Gardening! ~ Sarah
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