Zebra grass, like most ornamental grasses, needs good air circulation and full sun to stay healthy. It is prone to fungal diseases, including powdery mildew and miscanthus blight. In some areas of ...

A common culprit to these brown spots or dead grass is a fungal lawn disease. Turf diseases tend to happen during wet conditions in the late spring or late summer and they can spread quickly even ...

In some places, warm, wet winters make for lawn fungus disease-filled springs, as does cool, wet fall weather after a ...

There is a fungus ... This disease can spread by spores being carried on shoes and mowing equipment. The lawn can recover from this disease if the weather conditions are favorable for grass ...

The fungus behind the disease is called Sclerotinia homoeocarpa. Patches are extremely noticeable and are often circular in shape. Within the patches, dead grass is bleached white or straw ...

Fungal diseases are beginning to show up in lawns ... Brown patch causes roughly circular patches of blighted grass with a reddish-tan color. On close inspection, irregularly shaped tan leaf ...

While they have a magical name, fairy rings are anything but. These dark imprints on your grass are actually caused by a nasty fungal infection, but luckily, there are some ways to get rid of them.

The research team is the first to show that the same biochemical process protects an entire plant family - grasses - from the devastating, fungal pathogen. The naturally occurring disease resistance ...

Root rot is a fungal disease in itself too, brought on by the roots being overexposed to water. The only indication of this is the grass will show signs of struggle, wilting, yellowing and ...