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Lawn Problems: Diseases Are Not Always To Blame
Your customers want their lawns to be beautiful and functional (Figure 1) but dead patches or other problems sometimes occur. Figuring out the cause of turfgrass damage can be a challenge since many plant pathogens affect grasses as well as numerous...
Summer Lawn Care
Keep your lawn healthy during summer and throughout the year by learning more about proper mowing, watering, pest control, and maintenance. To do this, refer to the UC Guide to Healthy Lawns, an online publication specifically about lawn care. What's...
Clovers: A Sign of Good Luck?
In mid-March, many people use clover-themed decorations in preparation for St. Patrick's Day. Many gardens and landscaped areas are “decorated” with clovers too, especially with recent rains and mild temperatures in much of California. For...
Lawn Weeds? See the Newly Revised Pest Note!
![Catchweed bedstraw. [J. DiTomaso]](http://ucanr.edu/blogs/UCIPMurbanpests//blogfiles/35450small.jpg "Catchweed bedstraw. [J. DiTomaso]")
Weeds can be found in just about every lawn. Weeds are not only unattractive to some people, but they compete with turfgrass for water and nutrients. But did you know that weeds are seldom a problem in well-managed, vigorously growing lawns? Why Does...
Monitoring for Lawn Insects
![Performing a drench test in a square of lawn. [J.K.Clark]](http://ucanr.edu/blogs/UCIPMurbanpests//blogfiles/35401small.jpg "Performing a drench test in a square of lawn. [J.K.Clark]")
Spring is a good time to begin monitoring for any lawn insect pests. Pest examples include various root, crown and leaf-feeding caterpillars, grubs like masked chafers, billbugs and chinch bugs. Although insects can be serious pests of lawns, lawn...
