How to Save a Melted-Out Lawn

How to Save a Melted-Out Lawn
Before replanting a dead lawn, look at the area and decide if any changes need to be made to prevent future problems. Henning van Wyk/Shutterstock
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Q: All of a sudden, half my lawn grass died. It’s mostly on the sunny side, with some in the shade. This doesn’t look like the grass has simply gone dormant with the usual hot, dry summer weather. When I pull up on the grass, it just comes off by the handful without the roots. Any ideas on what happened and what to do next? The lawn is many years old, and this hasn’t happened before.
A: As I tell people all the time, there are three things that affect plants: insects, disease, and everything else.
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