Nothing could be more depressing than watching your once-green grass turn into a crusty brown dry lawn. Pests, illness, inadequate prep and installing procedures, incorrect watering and nutrition, or the wrong variety of grass for the area are all reasons why your lawn could die. The first and perhaps the most essential step in recovering a dying lawn and winding up with a lovely carpet of healthy green grass is determining what triggered it to die. A brown front lawn is an eyesore that diverts attention from the aesthetic appeal of your house. Use this approach to help restore your grass’s lush gleam if it’s failing to deal with the summer heat.
How to Revive Dead Grass
