Use a balanced fertilizer in the spring and fall. Avoid over-fertilizing, as too much nitrogen can cause brown patches.
Aerate the Soil:
Aerate your lawn once a year to prevent soil compaction and allow nutrients and water to reach the roots more effectively.
Control Lawn Pests:
Regularly check for signs of pests and treat your lawn as necessary to keep it healthy.
Conclusion: A Lawn to Be Proud Of
Thanks to my Nana’s simple yet effective trick, I’ve been able to keep my lawn looking green and healthy without spending hours in the yard. Brown patches are no longer a concern because I know I have a reliable, natural remedy at my disposal. Whether you’re dealing with drought stress, pest damage, or just a few stubborn brown spots, this easy solution can help you restore your lawn to its former glory with minimal effort. So, the next time you see those ugly brown patches, reach for the Epsom salt and dish soap—you’ll be amazed at how well it works
