How do I treat it? Prevention or is there a pesticide, or product I can use?

This is the second year of my Kentucky blue grass lawn. I had some fungus last year and treated it with Propionazole several times it appeared to be gone. Of course this wet year it has returned. I have treated with Propionazole several times but does not seem to help. I also use grasscatcher when mowing. One difference I noticed is this years brown spots are smaller diameter, lighter in color, the roots appear to be strong. is there anything else I can do?

We're looking to plant a bush growing up to 4 feet high that flowers throughout the summer, like Abelia, and is hummingbird and butterfly friendly. We've heard Abelia has some glossy varieties that withstand the winter better, but we don't want one that grows so tall.

Do you have any suggestions?  It would be placed near our house at a higher point of a hill with good drainage, has brief full sun, mostly partial sun and some shade at different times of the day

Many plant leaves, and a tree, have spots on their leaves. I'm not good (yet) at diagnosing and treating plants diseases or harmful bugs. I do have some Neem spray. And other spray cans of weed killer that I don't like to use so I don't. Leaf spots seen on: peonies (this has happened before), lily of the valley (new), maple tree (new). So the rain is bringing water relief, but on the other hand, instead of dying of heat stroke and water needs, plants/trees will now suffer duet to excess water? Can you win at this game?

Good afternoon, The bottom leaves of my otherwise healthy crape myrtle have yellow and brown spots and fall out. Any ideas what could be the reason? Thank you in advance.

We have a very old beefsteak begonia that we are trying to bring back to its former glory. It seems to be growing well on the back porch, but something is happening to the leaves. They develop holes and spots on them (pictures included). There are no visible signs of pests. Can you tell me what is causing this and how to correct it? Thank you

We bought 4 tomato plants at Mpls Farmers Market this spring. All looked healthy. 1 plant went into a large pot; it's doing well (roma). Other 3 planted in our raised garden and while they are now fruiting, no growth at all of the plant itself, none, nada, nil. Ideas? Info: we plant tomato's here every year. We do feed the soil with slow release fertilizer and some fish oil concentrate diluted in water. Before watching a youtube, I dug in some table scraps I had blended in blender. I did bring in 2 soil samples this year, but not this area. I might bring more in yet this year. Spring is a busy time in soil lab! All 3 tomato plants in raised bed grew a little bit, then stopped, and they're all about the same, stunted height. Odd. The 3 stunted plants are alive, leaves look same as when we bought them, fruiting, but 100% no more growth either up or out. 2 yrs ago I took 1 cup epsom salts dissolved in 2 gal water and watered around. Later, strawberry plant jumped from ground into raised bed. Now tomatos & strawberries grow together, among hosta & other flower. Ideas on problem?

Hi, Our lawn has round, brown rings /semi circle brown rings about 12 inches in diameter. We had a few last year, more this year. Is this Necrotic Ring Spot? Something else? How do I tell for sure? Treatment? thanks Jim

We have Robinia hispida in our yard. I cut it down because we were having problems with its spreading. We now have it popping up all over our lawn and flower beds. What is the best way to get rid of it, herbicide, broad leaf herbicide, what works

I'm looking for a low growing native ground cover to plant beneath a Sycamore and Oak. I'm considering Yellow Archangel or Dead Nettle. The location is just east of Hamilton county. Any suggestions? And would it be safe to plant now? I can keep it watered. A photo is attached. Thank you!