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Brown patches on lawn — Long Beach, California
Irregular brown or dead patches on an otherwise green lawn can be caused by fungal disease (brown patch, dollar spot), grub damage beneath the surface, dog urine burn, compacted soil, sprinkler coverage gaps, or drought stress. The pattern and timing often reveal the cause: circular rings suggest fungus, spongy turf that peels back like carpet indicates grubs, and patches near sidewalks point to heat stress or salt damage. A landscaper can diagnose the root cause, apply targeted fungicide or grub control, adjust irrigation, and reseed or sod the damaged areas to restore a uniform lawn.
Who to call
For this problem in Long Beach, call a: Hovenier
Vind een Hovenier in Long BeachSymptoms to look for
- Circular or irregular brown patches appearing on the lawn
- Grass in affected areas pulls up easily with no root resistance
- White or gray fungal threads visible on blades in early morning dew
- C-shaped white grubs found when digging into brown patches
- Patches appear in a pattern matching sprinkler gaps or pet routes
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