Fungicide For Lawn & Plants

Welcome to our Lawn Fungicide Collection page! Here, you'll find a comprehensive selection of fungicide products designed to prevent and cure lawn and landscape diseases. Whether you're dealing with brown patches, powdery mildew, or other lawn fungal issues, our range of granular and liquid options will help keep your lawn healthy and lush.

Our fungicides are formulated to tackle a variety of fungal problems, ensuring your grass stays green and vibrant throughout the growing season. With options for both preventive and curative treatments, you can protect your lawn from future outbreaks while addressing current infections efficiently. Browse our top-rated products and find the perfect solution to keep your lawn looking its best all year round.

Our Top Products

Lawn Synergy offers only professional strength fungicides. Retail fungicides do not contain the amount of active ingredient as commercial products do. We have two types of fungicides below.

Granular Fungicides

  • Headway G: Contains two modes of action, zoxystrobin and propiconazole. It is very successful because of its broad spectrum disease control that will last up to 28 days.;

Liquid Fungicides

  • Azoxy 2SC: Contains one mode of action, Azoxystrobin and is great for treating brown patch. Azoxy fungicide will also last up to 28 days.
  • 3336F: Contains one mode of action, thiophanate-methyl and is excellent on preventing gray leaf spot and other diseases in the lawn.

Tips for Preventing Lawn Diseases

  • Apply Fungicide Regularly: Use fungicide every month during high disease pressure periods. Follow the label to see preventative and curative rates. It will also show when to reapply.
  • Water Early Morning: Watering in the early morning allows moisture to evaporate quickly, reducing the risk of fungal growth.
  • Avoid Night Watering: Watering at night creates a damp environment ideal for fungi.
  • Proper Lawn Maintenance: Mow regularly, clean your tools, and maintain proper lawn nutrition to keep your grass healthy. Mow up to 1/3 of the grass height on each mow to reduce stress on the grass.

Common Lawn Diseases by Lawn Type

Lawn diseases can vary based on the type of grass you have. Here’s a breakdown of some common lawn diseases by lawn type to help you identify and treat them effectively.

Cool-Season Grasses

Cool-season grasses thrive in cooler temperatures and include types like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and fescues.

Dollar Spot

  • Symptoms: Small, round, straw-colored spots.
  • Treatment: Apply fungicide and maintain balanced fertilization.

Brown Patch

  • Symptoms: Circular patches of dead grass with a smoky ring.
  • Treatment: Use a fungicide specifically for brown patch and ensure proper watering practices.

Snow Mold

  • Symptoms: Circular, straw-colored patches that appear after snow melts.
  • Treatment: Rake affected areas and apply a fungicide.

Red Thread

  • Symptoms: Red or pinkish threads appear on the grass blades.
  • Treatment: Fertilize with nitrogen and apply a fungicide.

Warm-Season Grasses

Warm-season grasses thrive in warmer climates and include types like Bermuda, St. Augustine, Zoysia, and Centipede.

Large Patch

  • Symptoms: Large, circular patches of discolored grass.
  • Treatment: Apply fungicide in the fall and spring, avoid overwatering, and ensure proper lawn aeration.

Gray Leaf Spot

  • Symptoms: Small, gray lesions on the grass blades.
  • Treatment: Use a fungicide labeled for gray leaf spot and reduce nitrogen fertilization.

Spring Dead Spot

  • Symptoms: Circular dead patches that appear in spring.
  • Treatment: Apply fungicide in the fall and improve soil aeration and drainage.

Pythium Blight

  • Symptoms: Greasy, water-soaked patches that can spread quickly.
  • Treatment: Use a fungicide specific for Pythium and improve soil drainage.

Our collection of lawn fungicides is designed to provide you with the best options for maintaining a healthy, disease-free lawn. Browse our products and find the perfect solution for your lawn care needs today!

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I apply fungicide to my lawn?

Apply fungicide when disease pressure is high, typically during warm and humid nighttime temperatures. Preventative applications are best done every month.

How do I get rid of fungus in my grass?

Use a fungicide treatment for your lawn at the first sign of disease. Follow the product instructions for the best results.

Should you water lawn after applying granular fungicide?

Yes, watering after applying granular fungicide helps activate the product and allows it to penetrate the soil and reach the roots. However, some fungicides are better left to dry on the leaf. Always refer back to the label for directions.

Can lawn fungus be spread by mowing?

es, lawn fungus can spread through mowing if the blades are not cleaned properly between uses. Always sanitize your mower to prevent spreading the disease.

How to tell if your lawn has a fungus?

Common signs of lawn fungus include discolored patches, moldy or powdery growth, and thinning grass. If you notice these symptoms, it's time to treat your lawn with a fungicide.

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