Despite appearances, your lawn probably isn’t dead, just very dehydrated.
Grass is extremely hardy, and with some consistent rainfall, your lawn should start to bounce back and prove that your grass isn’t dead; however, making the most of every inch of rain is essential.
‘Most lawns will show signs of green regrowth within 10 to 14 days of consistent rainfall or watering,’ says Jonathan Davis, a grass expert at Lawnsmith. ‘When moisture is low, grass focuses its energy on protecting its root system, so this is why its colour drains. Once the lawn has had significant hydration, the turf will quickly regain its flourishing green appearance.’
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