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FERTILIZING
Maintaining a good quality lawn requires a properly planned fertility program. A low maintenance St. Augustine grass lawn should be fertilized twice a year, once in the spring and once in the fall. Apply a complete fertilizer such as a 16-4-8 or 24-5-11, follow label for application rates. A moderate maintenance level should receive a complete fertilizer four times a year March, May, July, and September. When this fertility level is combined with proper watering, the result may be a good quality lawn with minimal thatch buildup. A high maintenance St. Augustine grass lawn should have no more than six applications per year. Fertilizer applications should be spaced out evenly preferably every other month. A complete fertilizer should be used every application. High fertilization rates may produce a faster buildup of thatch than low rates, also the amount of mowing and watering increases with the amount of fertilizer. Careful planning is necessary to grow the type of lawn desired. CONTACT US to plan your lawns fertilizing program.

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