September 8th, 2026
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The heat of the summer months and a lack of rain create an environment where drought stress can be really common.
If you notice your lawn is struggling, it could be a result of these conditions!
In this video, Keri Hays, our Customer Experience Specialist, explains how to identify drought stress and the best ways to reduce its effects!
You’ll learn:
✅ The two main causes of drought stress in turf
✅ How to identify signs your lawn is under heat and water stress
✅ Four important ways to reduce and manage drought stress
✅ Why your lawn may still recover even after turning brown
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