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HELP! - Can't Keep St. Augustine Grass Alive
I am at wit's end with my St. Augustine (Floratam) lawn. The same
areas gradually die out every year. I have taken samples into my Florida county extension office and the results have been root rot and/or fungus. Twice I have totally removed the dead grass, loosened the soil 6" deep, mixed in organic matter, and resodded. The first week I watered twice a day, the second week once a day, and every few days thereafter when the grass showed signs of wilting. It has been a couple months since the last resodding, and about 1/4 of the new sod appears dead. It looks like it never took root. I applied Scotts MaxGuard (fertilizer plus insecticide) a couple weeks after I laid the sod and have also applied Scotts Lawn Fungus Control twice. The areas that die are in mostly sun. Thanks, Jim |
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