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Apr 27, 2021 12:50 AM CST
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Hi

Over the last 2 weeks, yellow/dry grass patches have started to appear around the edge of my lawn in different places.

I have looked online and possible causes could be weedkiller that has found its way onto the lawn (though I was careful to try and avoid this), and I also put some lawn grower down a few weeks ago and I have read that sometimes the nitrates don't get fully absorbed, but I don't see why that would only affect the outside of the lawn.

My main worry, as well as it looking unsightely, is that this will spread to the rest of the lawn.

The lawn is relatively new - about 8 months' old - and it was looking good until the other week !

Any suggestions on what could cause it / how to treat it without digging it up, would be appreciated.

I've attached a couple of photos from yesterday.

Thanks
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Avatar for RpR
May 24, 2021 9:49 PM CST
Name: Dr. Demento Jr.
Minnesota (Zone 3b)
For edges to die is not uncommon.
It does look a bit like too much fertilizer in one place.
How old is the lawn.
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Jul 10, 2021 12:47 AM CST
canada 4b (Zone 8a)
Could be the depth of that edger work or a barrier killing just those roots.
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