No Chicago area snow cover means NO SNOW MOLD for your lawn…… YES!!
- Joseph Pacocha
- Feb 27, 2017
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 21, 2021

March 20, 2015 – Snow Mold Found Within Lawn Area Located Between Two Residential Driveways
Since we have had absolutely no snow covering the ground over the past few winter months, experienced a fairly steady rise in soil temperatures recently and have had only occasional rainfall, you can be fairly certain that your Chicago area lawn will have little chance of suffering through a gray snow mold outbreak for this 2017 spring season.

Early Spring of 2012 – Shade Prone Lawn Area Last to Melt Snow
Gray snow mold is an early spring season turfgrass disease that usually occurs shortly after a cold and snowy winter. Normally begins when soil temperatures warm well before any/all lingering snow cover melts away.
Please be sure to contact Pacocha Landscaping Services, Inc. with any questions or assistance you may need for this 2017 growing season and beyond. Â Thank you for visiting!

