New leaves and grass turned mushy/brown after a frost? Don't panic—plants will push fresh growth.
Deep soak once a week if no rain (through fall). Consistent moisture supports recovery better than frequent light watering.
If your neighborhood requires tidy appearance, light leaf removal is acceptable and won't harm the plant.
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