Bermuda Lawn – Care
Q: My front yard was sodded with bermuda ten years ago. Pine trees now shade most of the yard. What can I do to make the lawn more lush and pretty?
A: Bermudagrass is not very shade tolerant but I’ll give you three strategies to try. First, raise your mowing height to 2 – 2.5 inches to get more leaf surface area. Second, don’t fertilize as much. Twice per year is fine. Third, be super vigilant about weeds. Spot spray or pull any you see. Do not use weed and feed but use a pre-emergent religiously every spring and fall.
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Hornet – Small Nest
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Earthworms – Help Aerate Red Clay?
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Moisture Meters – What Is The Range Needed For Fescue Grass
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Granite Dust – Harmful?
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Invasive Plants
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Roundup(glyphosate) damage – On Rose
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Hornet – Small Nest
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Granite Dust – Harmful?
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Wildflowers in Highway Medians
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Zoysiagrass – In North Georgia?
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