Colorado Lawn Disease Control

Combat Lawn Disease With Proper Lawn Care.

Since 1947, Swingle has been working to keep Colorado lawns healthy and disease-free. But lawns, like people, can suffer from stress. Dead patches or brown rings in your yard can be a sign that your lawn needs our help.

Does your Lawn Suffer from Dead Spots or Dead Patches?

The most common Colorado lawn disease is Necrotic Ring Spot (NRS), a perennial lawn fungus that causes round or doughnut-shaped patches of dead grass. This soil borne fungus affects Kentucky Bluegrass, and is exclusive to Colorado soil. Although NRS thrives in our arid climate and weather conditions, it can be controlled by the use of resistant varieties, good turf management practices and fungicide applications.

We know your lawn is more than just grass. And we know it needs professional care to keep it beautiful, healthy and strong. For over 60 years, Swingle has been caring for beautiful lawns, while maintaining strong relationships with our valued customers.

If you believe your lawn has a disease, contact Swingle immediately.

At Swingle, we take pride in our work so you can take pride in your lawn.