It forms dense clumps, not a uniform lawn. St. Augustine grass and Bermuda grass both perform best in the warm climates of the southern United States. The grass blades are distinctively different ...

St. Augustine grass is a slow-growing variety type of grass ... tends to grow thicker in some areas than others, creating green clumps that make a lawn look a little patchy. Tall fescue stands ...

The time and money involved in resodding is wearing thin and people are questioning the wisdom of replanting with St. Augustine grass. Everyone wants the perfect grass, but there are advantages ...

The easiest grass to grow in Texas is common Bermuda grass followed by St. Augustine grass. Zoysia grass is becoming popular because it tolerates our heat, doesn’t require excessive water and ...

Is now a good time to do it while my St. Augustine grass is dormant? Or should I wait until spring, around March or April? Thanks. -- Lennie ANSWER: If you are interested in preserving the ...

Dear Neil: This spring I reseeded my lawn with Bermuda grass over St. Augustine. Now the Bermuda has taken over one-fourth of my lawn. Will it eventually overtake all of the St. Augustine?

Aphids can also spread LVN. It’s deadly to the emerald-hued Floratam cultivar of St. Augustine, the most popular variety of lawn grass in Florida. Floratam was introduced in 1973 by the ...