I don't live in Utah, but I would just take a soil sample to your county extension for testing. It's typically very

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Sep 26, 2022
7:57:25am

slappy All-American

I don't live in Utah, but I would just take a soil sample to your county extension for testing. It's typically very

cheap and they'll tell you exactly what the fungus is and how to treat it.

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Any good lawn care experts in Utah Valley? I have a corner of my lawn that seems to be diseased and want to have someone

P-Boy Squad All-American

9/26/22 7:49am

I don't live in Utah, but I would just take a soil sample to your county extension for testing. It's typically very

slappy

9/26/22 7:57am

Another option is to mail the sample to Utah State

slappy

9/26/22 7:58am

how large is the corner? how many square feet are we talking about?

OGSuperfan

9/26/22 8:07am

Probably around 10 sq ft right now

P-Boy Squad

9/26/22 8:09am

Could be lots of things. Too much shade, pooling water, bugs, etc. The only way to know for sure if it's fungus

slappy

9/26/22 8:12am

if it is really only 10 sqft, then I would just tear out the diseased lawn,

OGSuperfan

9/26/22 8:20am

I forgot that it is likely cool season grass, so this is better advice. Warm season grasses will just grow back and

slappy

9/26/22 8:27am

Interesting. We live next to an alfafa field and they are constantly hitting our lawn with water in that area.

P-Boy Squad

9/26/22 8:29am

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