Richter's Lawn Disease Program
Lawn diseases can be frustrating.
They can damage the aesthetics of a lawn, leaving you scratching your head, attempting to figure out what has happened to your beautiful grass. Our lawns require great care to give them the best chance to avoid acquiring disease in the first place.
The causes of these diseases are microscopic organisms such as nematodes, bacteria, and fungi. Most commonly, however, are pathogenic fungi, which can remain in the soil and stay dormant until conditions are perfect for an infection. They might also be brought into a lawn from an outside source by wind, gardening equipment, or even on your shoes. These diseases are a constant presence in most soil and they are quite common among almost all varieties of grass. Call our office for a free consultation to help gain control of your lawn disease, before it takes hold of your lawn.
They can damage the aesthetics of a lawn, leaving you scratching your head, attempting to figure out what has happened to your beautiful grass. Our lawns require great care to give them the best chance to avoid acquiring disease in the first place.
The causes of these diseases are microscopic organisms such as nematodes, bacteria, and fungi. Most commonly, however, are pathogenic fungi, which can remain in the soil and stay dormant until conditions are perfect for an infection. They might also be brought into a lawn from an outside source by wind, gardening equipment, or even on your shoes. These diseases are a constant presence in most soil and they are quite common among almost all varieties of grass. Call our office for a free consultation to help gain control of your lawn disease, before it takes hold of your lawn.
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