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In spring, it seems like vibrant green lawns effortlessly blanket the landscape without requiring much beyond a regular mowing. But when summer comes along and you get a long stretch of hot, dry weather, your grass transitions from a lush green carpet to one that has large brownish patches all over it. It may even be a little crispy in some places. Water is the missing ingredient. Once moisture returns, healthy green foliage usually will start growing again.