by Joe Hertzler
When grass doesn’t get enough water, it goes dormant. Not so bad, really — the grass usually springs right back to life with a little rainfall or water. If summer drought is severe enough, your lawn might need re-seeding in the fall. Again, nothing we can’t fix. And sometimes we just can’t keep up with the need for water — especially when there are watering restrictions.
The real problem comes, ironically, from OVER-watering.