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Category: Lawn Care

link to How to Grow Buffalo Grass From Seed: Planting and Establishment Guide

How to Grow Buffalo Grass From Seed: Planting and Establishment Guide

Seed American buffalograss at 2-3 lb/1,000 sq ft once soil passes 60°F, water in short daily cycles, spray at seeding. Plus why Australian buffalo has no seed.

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link to How Often Should You Water Grass in Winter? By Grass Type and Climate

How Often Should You Water Grass in Winter? By Grass Type and Climate

Winter lawn watering by situation: dormant cool-season grass, mild-winter lawns and dormant bermuda or zoysia. Amounts, 40°F rule, freeze timing and mistakes.

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link to Dethatching Your Lawn: Pros, Cons and When It Actually Helps

Dethatching Your Lawn: Pros, Cons and When It Actually Helps

Dethatching only helps when thatch is over 1/2 inch. Measure it with the wedge test, see which grasses build it, and learn when aeration is the better fix.

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link to Why Is My Bermuda Grass Turning White? Powdery Mildew, Frost, Herbicide Bleaching and More

Why Is My Bermuda Grass Turning White? Powdery Mildew, Frost, Herbicide Bleaching and More

White bermuda grass is usually frost dormancy, herbicide bleaching, spring dead spot, dollar spot or mites. Use the pattern table to tell them apart.

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link to Why Is My Grass Turning Yellow? 10 Causes and How to Tell Them Apart

Why Is My Grass Turning Yellow? 10 Causes and How to Tell Them Apart

Yellow grass has about ten causes, and the pattern gives it away. Use the diagnosis table and quick tests, then apply the extension-backed fix for each.

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link to Mulching Grass Clippings: Pros, Cons and When You Should Bag Instead

Mulching Grass Clippings: Pros, Cons and When You Should Bag Instead

Clippings return up to 25% of a lawn's nitrogen and do not cause thatch. The real downsides: clumping, disease, weed seed, herbicide carryover. When to bag.

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