However, we did notice that some weeds, like pennywort ... and other wildlife. Look for products that are labeled as safe for use on St. Augustine grass, and follow all safety precautions when ...

St. Augustine grass (Stenotaphrum secundatum) is a warm-season grass native to North America. It is a spreading, warm-season grass for lawns, especially in warm to hot, tropical climates.

Many people like ... mature weeds. For many springtime weeds, seed germination begins when temperatures are consistently between 55 and 60 degrees for about a week. St. Augustine grass will ...

Each pertains to St. Augustine ... TARR to my eye. It looks more like leftover damage and loss from chinch bugs from late summer and fall. Please think back to how the grass looked in late ...

caused the St. Augustine to thin, so I moved to mondo grass. This plant is not a grass, but a lily that looks like grass. It is thriving in deep shade. Mondo grass would not look right for large ...

I like that look for my St. Augustine. Is that a good plan ... Blades grow more vertically, and the grass will thin out allowing weeds to move in. The best mowing height for St. Augustine would ...

Q: This looks like ... Augustine. How can I get rid of it without hurting the St. Augustine? A: This is called dayflower, a relative of wandering Jew. As luck would have it, it’s a relatively ...

St. Augustine grass is commonly ... They include streaks of yellow or brown on grass blades, which can also signal a nutrient deficiency. It usually looks worse in winter but then appears to ...

Could you please identify this grass for me? I’ve looked up nutsedge, dallisgrass, and johnsongrass, but they don’t look ...