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Summer heat is in full effect and lawns are now showing signs of stress and browning out. Be aware, this could be more than just drought. Tiny surface insects called Chinch Bugs are very common during the summer months. Chinch Bugs can cause significant damage to the turf and can easily be mistaken for drought and heat stress if they are left untreated. Inspecting your lawn closely will reveal if it’s just regular drought stress or damage caused by chinch bugs
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