Is Your Lawn Sick of Winter?

Photo courtesy Russ Craber

It isn't often that we see snow mold in the Valley, but then, it isn't often that we see so much snow! Gray snow mold and pink snow mold are more properly known to turfgrass pathologists as Microdochium patch, and this disease occurs quite commonly in the Pacific Northwest.  Because snow mold favors very cool temperatures, conditions after snow melt often favor heavy damage from this fungus.

If you have this disease, you're not alone - hundreds of lawns in Lewiston and Clarkston are bearing symptoms this year.  Wondering what to do?  Call us, of course!  One of our friendly technicians can help get your lawn on the road to recovery.