Snow mold can make a lawn look unsightly and damage your grass; here's what causes it and how to eliminate it from your turf.

As the snow thaws, you can take some steps to de-mold your lawn. “Use a heavy garden rake to work up the matted turf in the affected areas in order to increase air and moisture movement into the turf ...

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Experts explain how to protect your grass from those ugly, matted patches.

If you had a good amount of snow this winter that piled up on your lawn, you might notice unsightly discolored patches of grass in late winter or early spring when the snow melts. This is snow mold.

The fungus grows on grass as snow melts in the early spring. Fortunately, it's also easy to get rid of. North Dakota State University extension agent Don Kinzler said the lack of frost under the snow ...

· The long-range weather forecast, for what it is worth, suggests that this winter will be nothing like last winter in the Mid-Atlantic Region. Colder temperatures will be the rule. With recent cold ...

Q: As the snow is melting, I’m noticing snow mold. Can I do anything to prevent it now or should I wait until it dries out? — Lauren Thompson, Moorhead. A: Thanks for sending a great photo, showing ...