Brown matted areas that repel water are classic thatch—a layer of dead roots and debris blocking moisture. Rake aggressively with a stiff-tined garden rake (not a leaf broom) to remove the mat.
Water to 6+ inches once weekly. Deep roots stay below the surface, preventing thatch formation. Shallow, frequent watering brings roots up, where they die and form thatch.
Sprinkle cayenne down active tunnels. The irritant drives moles away without harm. Reapply after rain.
Cut back dead foliage, mulch crowns. They'll return in spring if perennial.
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