Every fall I’m asked “Why does my lawn look like it is dying?”. The lawn isn’t dying, it is transitioning from summer growth to winter semi dormancy.
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Critics of lawn chemicals claim that lawn chemicals are toxic to humans and pets and the lawn is harmful to the environment because it is not natural.
Water restrictions can ruin or kill a St Augustine grass lawn. Learn how to save water watering your lawn and grow your lawn in St Petersburg, FL
Killing weeds without killing a St Augustine grass lawn is difficult. What weed killer or herbicide, when to apply herbicides and how much herbicide to use
Brown Patch is a cool weather fungus that when conditions are perfect, can cause cosmetic damage but not kill St Augustine turf grass lawns.
Snowbush Spanworm, a yellow green caterpillar will eat every leaf (defoliate) off a Snowbush leaving nothing a bare twigs where a Snowbush once grew.
