6 Reasons Your Lawn Is Turning Brown–and How to Fix It

Certain culprits are more prevalent at certain seasons, according to Phil Catron, president and founder, NaturaLawn of America.

• Spring: Hard freeze damages growing grass.
• Summer: Rain-free periods cause drought, insects are active, cool-season grasses go dormant.
• Fall: Damage from disease or insects can become noticeable.
• Winter: Warm-season grasses will go dormant when temps drop.