Lexi Evans - Ingleside's Trusted Landscaping

First, let's diagnose the cause. In our area, it's often due to improper watering, soil issues, or pests. We'll assess your soil, check for signs of disease, and recommend a tailored care plan, which may include soil amendments, proper pruning, or targeted treatments to nurse your shrubs back to health.

Lawn fungus often appears as brown patches, rings, or discolored grass. The humid coastal climate here can encourage it. We recommend a professional diagnosis to identify the specific fungus, as treatment varies. Solutions typically involve adjusting your watering schedule, improving soil drainage, and applying the correct fungicide at the right time.

Consistency and prevention are key. Water deeply but infrequently in the early morning to allow grass to dry, which helps prevent fungus. Regular mowing at the proper height and annual soil testing can address nutrient deficiencies before they cause visible problems like dying plants. A healthy lawn is your best defense.