This lawn damage could be TARR, chemical burn or white grub worm damage. Here's how to tell
Q: Does this look like Take All Root Rot ? I’ve already treated for insects two weeks ago. The grass pulls loose easily. A: I’ve dealt with TARR in my own St. Augustine for 30 years. I’ve seen it in many other lawns. I have never seen it show up that dramatically. That looks more like some kind of chemical burn from applying the wrong weedkiller or even laying black plastic on top of the grass on a hot, sunny day.
Hackberry tree branch poses safety risk I would try the fungicide Azoxystrobin to stop any further development if it is TARR. Before I treated, however, I would collect a few samples and send them to the Texas Plant Disease Clinic at Texas A&M. You’ll find their mailing address and collection instructions on their website. There will be a charge for them to culture your sample, but then you would know for sure. Q: These Indian hawthorns were pruned some years back to about 5 feet tall.
Texas A&Amp Texas Plant Disease Clinic Elaeagnus Pungens TARR M. You MORE SPERRY M Nellie R. Stevens Neil Sperry St. Augustine Texas Indian Hackberry Russian Azoxystrobin Take All Root Rot Elaeagnus Angustifolia English Saengardenqa@Sperrygardens.Com Fruitland Silverberry Euphorbias
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