Lawn Disease & Fungus Control in CROWNE POINTE, Thompson's Station, TN

When you see brown circles or dead areas in your CROWNE POINTE lawn in summer, your first instinct is to water more. That’s exactly what makes the problem worse. In our climate, with our nighttime humidity, that’s almost always early-stage brown patch or dollar spot. Adding water just feeds the fungus. The real issue is in the soil structure common in our neighborhood’s newer construction. Gravel mixed into the soil holds heat and prevents deep rooting, stressing your grass. That stress is the open door. When night temps stay above 75, the fungus takes over, and your lawn’s resources get spent fighting disease instead of building drought tolerance. I see this exact pattern every year in Thompson’s Station yards. That’s why my program for CROWNE POINTE includes preventive fungicides starting in May. Not as an upsell, but as the standard. The label on these products is the law, and it directs preventive use. Waiting until June, when you see damage, is already too late and risks creating fungicide-resistant strains. I use a rotation of combination products that target the whole host of diseases we get here, primarily brown patch and dollar spot. My goal is to remove that burden so your grass can handle a missed watering, a hot week, or kids playing on it. You either prevent these diseases or you get them; in our climate, it’s not if but when. Including this in every plan is the only right way to do it here.