3 Common Lawn Issues in June and How to Fix Them
• Lawns often struggle in June due to heat stress, mowing errors, and increased disease risk.
• Heat stress occurs when high temperatures and insufficient water push grass into survival mode, leading to thinning and discoloration.
Why It's Important?
Heat stress and improper care can weaken lawns, making them more susceptible to drought, pests, and diseases. Mowing too short reduces the grass's ability to retain nutrients and recover from stress. Overwatering or watering at the wrong time can lead to fungal diseases. Without intervention, lawns may become patchy, discolored, and less resilient to summer conditions.
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