A pristine lawn is the dream for many homeowners and the sight of bare patches of grass will be a real headache. The truth is that several different lawn diseases can result in these unsightly blemishes.
If your lawn is made up of Kentucky bluegrass, then there is a high chance that those bare patches are being caused by necrotic ring spot. It is a perennial fungal disease that appears in fall or spring and is particularly destructive to cool-season grasses.
