Grass dying can be due to several factors, including drought stress (lack of water), heat stress, fungal diseases (like brown patch), pest infestations (like grubs), poor soil conditions, or improper lawn care practices.
Lack of water, poor draining soil, lack of nutrients etc.

One key to achieving a lush, green lawn is regular fertilization of your lawn. Fertilizing provides the essential nutrients that grass needs to grow and thrive, leading to a healthy, vibrant lawn. Proper fertilization not only supports optimal grass growth but also strengthens your lawn against environmental stressors.

ou might need to trim your plants annually, or even more frequently, to maintain their health, shape, and encourage new growth by removing dead or diseased parts, controlling size, and promoting better air circulation and light penetration.

Mulch, made from organic materials like wood chips or bark, benefits plants by enriching soil, retaining moisture, and suppressing weeds, while rocks, like gravel, are primarily used for weed control, drainage, and aesthetics, offering low maintenance but no soil improvement.