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Tag: st-augustine-grass

link to St. Augustine Lawn Care Fertilizer Schedule (Free Printable)

St. Augustine Lawn Care Fertilizer Schedule (Free Printable)

St. Augustine is a beautiful, lush, frustratingly high-maintenance turfgrass. Between fertilizing, mowing, irrigating, and pest management, a healthy St. Augustine lawn can be a real labor of...

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link to Can You Dethatch St. Augustine Grass? Let’s Settle This!

Can You Dethatch St. Augustine Grass? Let’s Settle This!

Oddly, dethatching St. Augustine grass is a hotly-debated question in the horticulture world. Of course, it’s possible to dethatch any lawn. The real question is: should you? The reason...

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link to Is St. Augustine Grass Drought Tolerant?

Is St. Augustine Grass Drought Tolerant?

St. Augustine is touted as a drought-tolerant, low-maintenance, luscious turf grass for the Southeast. But, it’s only luscious if it’s well maintained, and in order to be well-maintained, it has...

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link to Will St. Augustine Take Over Bermuda Grass? It’s Complicated

Will St. Augustine Take Over Bermuda Grass? It’s Complicated

In most southern climates, St. Augustine grass is the coveted turf of choice, while Bermuda grass is an invasive nuisance. If you’re planning on establishing a St. Augustine lawn, but have had...

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link to Centipede Grass Vs. St. Augustine – Pros And Cons Of Each

Centipede Grass Vs. St. Augustine – Pros And Cons Of Each

Two of the most popular choices of turf in warmer climates are Centipede grass and St. Augustine. They offer perfect aesthetics and durability for residential yard and commercial landscapes. Both...

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