Archive for: March 2007

Centipedegrass is a slow-growing, apple-green, coarse-leaved turfgrass that is adapted for use as a low maintenance, general purpose turf. It requires little fertilizer (one to two pounds of nitrogen per 1,000 square feet per year), infrequent mowing, and will tolerate …

Carpetgrass (Axonopus affinis or A. compressus)
A creeping, warm-season grass native to the West Indies, which was introduced into the United States early in the 1800s. Carpetgrass is also called Louisianagrass and has become naturalized in the Southeastern states, especially on …

This calendar of suggested management practices is designed to be a general guide in the care of your bermudagrass lawn. Many factors such as location, soil type, and microenvironment will affect the performance of your lawn. For these reasons, the …

By Hans Dekker

What type of lawn care works best for you depends on the time
and money you decide to put into your lawn. If your lawn is
your hobby, you can spend thousands of dollars and hundreds of
hours of time on …

by: Adam Jackson

Do you know most of the lawns irrespective of its age are susceptible to lawn diseases? Lawn diseases are a challenge to lawn maintenance. The main culprit for lawn diseases is Fungus.

Since the fungi are reproducing by spores, …