Visible webbing + spreading dead spots = likely sod webworm or caterpillar. Check for small moths flushing when mowing, green pellets at soil level. Soap-flush to confirm. Treat with Bt (early) or pyrethroid. Adults don't damage grass.
Diagnosing Yellow Patches in a Newly Seeded Lawn
Bermuda Pasture Leaf Death After Fertilizing: Fertilizer Burn or Drought?
Crabgrass in 2-Week Bermuda Sod: Tilling Woke the Seed Bank
New Sod in Sacramento: Overwatered, Mowed Wet, and Struggling in Shade
Why July Seeding in New York Fails: Cool-Season Grass Biology
Zoysia Lawn Weed Invasion & Organic Recovery on Maryland Waterfront
Seeding a Lawn in Hot Weather: Emergency Organic Starter Program for New Jersey
Watering and Fertilizing New Bermuda Sod
New Iowa Lawn in November: Cancel the Winterizer, Topdress Compost
New St. Augustine Sod: Mud Balls, Mushrooms, and the Sand/Topsoil Layering Trap
Brown Spots on New Grass: Causes and Solutions for a Healthy Lawn
Diagnosing Golden Patches in the Lawn: Key Questions to Identify the Cause
Spring Lawn Seeding vs. Crabgrass Prevention: Using Tupersan (Siduron)
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