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In North Carolina, the month of May brings wild temperature swings and afternoon showers, which can have a major impact on your lawn health. These conditions are perfect for the growth of fungi, grubs, and other pests that can quickly kill grass and cause damage that can take all summer to fix. To help your lawn meet the challenges of spring, R & T Lawn Services, Inc wants you to know what to expect as the weather warms up.

Problems That Can Affect Your Yard in May

Fungal Growth

lawn healthHigh nighttime temperatures and increased humidity promote the growth of brown patch fungus, which causes irreversible damage to your lawn health that can’t be repaired until the fall. The fungus spores are dormant in the winter but suddenly start to spread when temps hover between 70 and 90 degrees. Managing the problem once it’s started can be expensive and time-consuming with uncertain results, which is why it’s best to prevent it from spreading in the first place. This May, R & T Lawn Services, Inc is offering a preventative fungicide treatment, which is much cheaper than trying to cure the problem later.

Grubs

Grubs in the soil attract moles, which pose an even greater risk to your lawn health. The grubs eventually become beetles, laying eggs in the soil and bringing on a whole new generation. Typically, these grubs become active in late May and June, but the treatment works best if it's applied before high temperatures kick in. To contain the problem, R & T Lawn Services, Inc is offering both grub and fungus control services at the same time, protecting your lawn and saving you a lot of money in the process.

For 20 years, R & T Lawn Services, Inc has provided homeowners throughout Catawba, Gaston, and Lincoln counties with high-quality lawn services at affordable rates. Their team has the extensive training and experience to deal with any threats your lawn might face, from mosquitoes to fungus and unwanted grass species. Visit their website for more on their lawn health services, get more tips and professional insight on Facebook, or call (704) 589-0713 to make an appointment and request an estimate.

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