With a foot
of fresh snow from Jenkintown to Spring City, it’s hard to recall that there’s
a lawn underneath all of the snow. Given
the persistent cold weather and high quantities of snow that have fallen
throughout Montgomery County this year, the odds are high you’ll see some
winter damage or even snow mold, a common turf disease, on your lawn come
spring.
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| Snow mold characterized by matted, weak turf. |
Grey and Pink Snow Mold are lawn diseases that are
usually related to winter conditions and excessive snow cover. Snow mold is encouraged when lawns are
left too long over the winter, and nutrients and trace elements are lacking. Taking a light leaf rake to the affected
areas and properly fertilizing the turf will help the turf recover. For additional tips on helping your lawn
recover from winter damage, follow this link to our website.
