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Would agree looks like snow mould, a broad spectrum fungicide should surt
as snow mould (wich i think it is) is usualy a winter spring thing iron sulphate is usually reccomended
The mower has a blunt blade - this also contributes to lawns getting diseases.
Those blades are as sharp as the back of a spoon. I would be sharpening them and doing a few cuts after a good season appropriate feed. That alone should improve colour and look of the lawn. I would be doing ALL the usual good practice things first before I even talked to a customer about an often fairly expensive fungicide.
The whole blunt blades thing TOTALLY DOES MY HEAD IN - how can you 'cut' anything with a blunt tool. Still regularly encounter a twenty year old Honda that has never been cleaned, and never had the blade bolts turned and they wonder why the lawn looks poor. Don't even start me on "Nice and Short"
Usually fusarium on lawns that are overwatered and overfed but should grow out at this time of year
Thanks folks.
Tim