Burnt Grass [FREE]

: During summer, grass may go dormant (brown) to protect itself; it usually greens up again once watered.

: Caused by excess nitrogen or salt that pulls moisture out of the grass. Burnt Grass

Do you know (e.g., fertilizer, heat, or pets), and have you noticed any new green growth appearing at the base of the blades? : During summer, grass may go dormant (brown)

: Use a garden fork or aerator to loosen compacted soil, which helps water and nutrients reach the surviving roots. : During summer

: Flood the affected area immediately to dilute excess salts or chemicals (like those from fertilizer or dog urine).

For more detailed technical guidance, you can check professional resources like TruGreen's Lawn Care 101 or the Davey Blog .