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Kevin
03-05-2000, 01:07 PM
What has anyone done to remedy Typhula Blight? Aerate the area? Never had this problem before, I think this is just the result of a large amount of snow melting very slow. Thank in advance. Kevin
curlawngreen
03-05-2000, 04:59 PM
Check with your local ag-ext. The master gardener should have some help for you also.
lawrence stone
03-05-2000, 05:29 PM
Aerate in 3 directions, run a power rake over the area until you make a seed bed.<br>Spread ryegrass, rake, roll, and apply penn mulch.<p>You have to apply fungicide in the fall to<br>prevent snow molds in the spring.<p>There is nothing that "cures" a snow mold<br>once the pathogen has started.
richard
03-07-2000, 01:11 AM
i deal with grey snowmold and in the fall i use a product called Fe 8 and then in spring wake up my turf with it mixed with liquid urea.<p>
GroundKprs
03-07-2000, 07:20 PM
Kevin, you cannot deal with apparent fungus problems by conjecture. Have you had the problem positively identified? If you have had a sample tested by knowledgeable office or person, and know for sure that you are dealing with gray snow mold, then see <a href="http://ianrwww.unl.edu/pubs/PlantDisease/g824.htm#tbgsm]">Snow Mold</a>, or numerous other extension service sites.<p>In my experience, shorter mowing late in season is the best cultural practice. In 20 yrs, only had one major case of gray snow mold, and that was in a mostly bentgrass lawn.<p>----------<br>Jim<br>North central Indiana<p>
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