As a warm-season turfgrass, plant St. Augustine grass in spring and summer in full sun with at least 90 days to establish before the first frost. St. Augustine grass prefers full sun but also ...

To plant the right grass seed, you have to consider your ... Bermuda, Centipede, St. Augustine, and Zoysia In the transition zone, which stretches through the middle of the country from the ...

St. Augustine grass must be established vegetatively using sod or plugs. April and May would be excellent months to lay sod or plant plugs to establish a new lawn or repair damage done to a St ...

I let my St. Augustine grass in the backyard grow without cutting it this summer, hoping it would go to seed. It's a little thin and I thought it would help to have more of it growing. I did see ...

The only way to thicken St. Augustine lawns is with proper maintenance. If you have bare spots, cut 12-inch grass runners from the edge of the lawn and shallowly plant half of each one 12 inches ...

Is there seed for a similar grass? — W.H., Conroe A: St. Augustine is only established ... Rake or till to prepare the soil for planting. See Home Lawns @ AggieTurf. Kathy Huber has worked ...

That's the perfect time for planting St. Augustine, and the rye would be dying ... and to choose the most drought-tolerant type of grass you can find for those parts of your landscape that you ...

St. Augustine grass is commonly used in South Florida because it is a warm-season grass that grows well in neutral soil, and can tolerate partial shade as well as full sun, said Marco Schiavon ...