#1: pythium blight on lawn
Posted on 2006-06-27 15:02:21 by cb
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I am pretty sure I have pythium blight in my lawn. The areas affected =
are exactly as described on several turf/lawn sites I've =
visited--greasy, matted, and cottony, and patchy where it's dried out. =
Aside from the problem with saturated soil, which I've experiencing now =
in central Virginia with the flooding, is there a way to rid my soil and =
lawn of this nasty fungus? I don't really think I can improve the =
drainage of my lawn without doing some massive regrading...which I'm not =
willing to do at this point. Besides, the lawn is gently sloping anyway. =
I guess my real question is, is there something I can buy to put on this =
turf, or do I need to get a chemical company, like Chemlawn, out?
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I am pretty sure I have pythium blight =
in my lawn.=20
The areas affected are exactly as described on several turf/lawn sites =
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visited--greasy, matted, and cottony, and patchy where it's dried out. =
Aside=20
from the problem with saturated soil, which I've experiencing now in =
central=20
Virginia with the flooding, is there a way to rid my soil and lawn of =
this nasty=20
fungus? I don't really think I can improve the drainage of my lawn =
without=20
doing some massive regrading...which I'm not willing to do at this =
point.=20
Besides, the lawn is gently sloping anyway. I guess my real =
question is, is=20
there something I can buy to put on this turf, or do I need to get a =
chemical=20
company, like Chemlawn, out?</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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