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Brown patchstarts in June.
By the time you see brown patch, the lawn has already lost root mass. Pure Turf preventive fungicide goes down before symptoms show, rotating chemistry through the season so we stay ahead of disease, not behind it.
Brown patch is
predictable here.So we get ahead of it.
Middle Tennessee humidity plus warm overnight temperatures plus shade equals disease pressure that arrives like clockwork in early July. Preventive fungicide goes down before symptoms show, which is the part that actually keeps a lawn green.
Three diseasesthat take Middle
Tennessee lawns.
Preventive, notreactive.
By the time you see brown patch, the lawn has lost root mass. Preventive applications hold the line before symptoms show.
when disease shows.
Built into Essential,scaled in Elite.
Most clients get fungicide as part of the base lawn care program. Standalone treatment is available for properties without one.
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Disease-defense route,eight counties.
Questions,answered straight.
Preventive applications start in June for Essential accounts and May for Elite. The window depends on overnight temperature trends. Once overnight lows stay above 65° for several nights in a row, disease pressure builds fast.
If you have cool-season turf (fescue, ryegrass blends) in Middle Tennessee, yes. Brown patch is reliable enough that we treat it as inevitable on unprotected lawns. Warm-season turf (Bermuda, Zoysia) gets less fungicide because it's more resistant.
Strobilurin (azoxystrobin, pyraclostrobin) and DMI (propiconazole, triticonazole) fungicides in rotation. All EPA-registered, applied by TN Department of Agriculture-licensed technicians, logged on the same-day report.
Re-entry interval is 30 minutes after the application dries. Once dry, the treated area is safe for normal use. We apply by spray on calm days to minimize drift and avoid pollinator-active zones where possible.
Call us. We're back the same week with a curative application at no charge. The healthy-lawn guarantee covers between-visit disease response.
Yes, but it's quoted separately and usually doesn't make sense alone. The lawn's general health (fertilization, mowing, watering) is half the disease defense. Treating disease on an underfed lawn is treating a symptom, not the cause.
Tell us where the property is. We'll read the lawn's disease pressure up front and get preventive fungicide on the calendar before summer does the damage.
Care for your property
like it deserves.
Tell us about the property and we'll send a clear, honest estimate, usually within one business day.
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