Dear Adam,

Thank you very much for the inquiry. The first thing I would do is to check the sprinkler system to make sure it is indeed running when you think it shouldÂIt is likely to not be properly functioning. Next, check you lawn for insect issues. Try to pull up the grass to check for grubs and examine the leaves to look for signs of chewing of the leaves. If this is present you will have to treat the area for the insect problem.

If the grass has just gone into a period of dormancy due to a lack of water, water and fertilizer will bring it back nicely. Get your fertilizer at a reputable garden center and apply it before your next irrigation cycle.

Again thanks for the inquiry. I suspect the water issue first.

Respectfully,

Trey Rogers
The Yard Doctor