Cleaned up mulch blown into the yard. Inspected a possible fairy ring. Pre M... the earliest I ever did. Windy and cold but the forsythia is blooming. Had to put on a winter hat and coat and got the sniffles. Neighbor was running a power saw in his driveway so I am not the only one on the street itc...

Looked closer at it this evening while putting down pre m. Looked like small amounts of green grass might be intruding into parts of the discolored area. Not enough to know for certain.

Plan on putting dimension down today. Rain expected tonight / tomorrow. Hopefully things dry out next week.

I'll keep an eye on it and pull the trigger on fungicide if it looks worse. Thanks for feedback. Will update with photos as it fades, stays the same, or gets worse.

I'll update photos weekly.

Maybe some sort of salt spray was cast in an arc as a truck or something drove by or turned. I live at a "T" intersection.

Must have had some new snow plow drivers this winter since they caused some minor damage to other parts of the lawn close to the street and my driveway.

When I was outside yesterday my neighbor walked over and asked me if an alien landed on my lawn. Between the sidewalk and the street this is what I found. Unusual and not sure why the grass would appear this way in a perfect half circle. I had no snow mold this year. What are the odds some type of s...

I agree with Hoosier. I don't see a part of your plan where you remove concrete and debris from the yard. Whereever you have rock, etc. you won't have grass.

Could be rabbits. They are destructive where I live. Liquid fence works well.

Cleaned up mulch the winter winds blew into the yard. Took two hours+..lots of mulch. Lawn very wet and need some dry weather...

Another vote for sprinklers. Consider it essential. If it is for me it definitely is in TX.

No forsythia blooming here. I think I'm usually a month behing Hoosier even though the distance is not huge. Do have some visible buds on pear tree though...

No forsythia popping here although the tracker projects optimum range next week. Hard to believe I'll see forsythia blooms that soon but we'll see.

Maybe hydrangea?

I start in June usually in northern Ohio.

Got snow also. Thinking it is the last accumulating snow. Should be gone in a week or so.

Hyacinths and tulips popping up here too - also a month early!

When I make a drive I always stock up for a yr or more at a time. Last yr I bought multiple bags of Dimension at about $17 each if I recall.

I think they are good spreaders for the money. I apply everything except milo at the lowest rate and make multiple passes. Even the milo still gets two passes both directions.

I only water when absolutely necessary and when I do it runs from 3am to 630am. Then it has the day to soak in and dry. This is generally June - August as needed.

No disease trouble during the summer from this method and it seems to work after trying different times.

Looks like rain all day and heavy at that. Was expecting snow tomorrow but maybe I can mind meld it to go to my buddies in Michigan!