# Brown Lawn in Late Fall in Easley, SC

Many Easley lawns are Bermuda or zoysia, warm-season grasses that turn tan and go dormant after the first frosts. A brown lawn in November is usually resting, not dying.

- Keep mowing only if weeds are growing; dormant grass does not need it.
- Skip nitrogen fertilizer until the lawn greens up in spring.
- Keep heavy traffic off dormant turf so the crowns are not damaged.
- Ask a local lawn crew about winter weed control while the grass is dormant.

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