A thin lawn is not very attractive. If you’re growing impatient with your grass not covering your yard fast enough, this guide will help you make St. Augustine grass spread quickly, grow back, and form … Read more
Both St. Augustine grass and Bermuda grass are great warm-season lawn grasses. You’d pick them if you live in warm areas and would like to grow a great lawn. Some people mix the two turfgrasses, … Read more
To feed St. Augustine grass for a lush lawn, you want to apply a fertilizer that has high nitrogen content as well as other ingredients such as iron for quick greening. Both granular and liquid … Read more
Without proper care and maintenance, a St. Augustine lawn can turn yellow or develop brown dead spots all over the yard. Pest infestation, excessive fertilizer application, and turf diseases can make your lawn turn color … Read more
Fungus on St. Augustine grass shows symptoms such as browning of leaf blades, rust-like growths on grass, and areas of thinning or dead grass in your lawn. The good news for you is that brown … Read more
Should you grow St. Augustine grass or zoysia grass? Both are warm-season grasses, but there are subtle differences and similarities you should consider when choosing. While both grasses can produce beautiful lawns for homes and … Read more