The answer to 'lawn care not growing' is that there can be several common causes, including poor soil quality, lack of nutrients, improper mowing or watering, or pest/disease issues. Symptoms may include patchy, thin, or discolored grass that fails to thrive.
To address this, start by testing your soil to determine any deficiencies. You may need to aerate, dethatch, or amend the soil with compost or other nutrients. Adjust your mowing height and watering schedule as needed. If you suspect pests or disease, treat the lawn accordingly. For more complex issues, it's best to consult a professional landscaper who can properly diagnose and resolve the problem.