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Low mow, now dead lawn!
Okay, so I thought the grass looked nicer when it was mowed really
short. What did I know about St. Augustine and drought? We left town for a few days after I mowed and the sprinklers stopped working while we were gone. Go figure. So now the lawn is yellow and crispy with patches of green. What can I do at this point? The soil is very shallow, would it help to add a topsoil now? The sprinklers are set to run for 15 minutes every morning, and I've heard this is no way to water St. Aug. in dry conditions. But with such shallow soil, can we really do the deep water/ skip a few days thing? The lawn is in full sun. Should I broadcast some Bermuda? We're also considering cutting out the yellow areas and creating xeriscape gardens, but that will have to be done in phases since we're do-it-yourselfers. The HOA is bound to get on us about it soon. Any advice would be great! |
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