Keeping Your Lawn Lush in the Summer
- January 31st, 2012
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If you have St Augustine grass lawn, during the hot seasons, it would be best to scrub the Yard of the Month Award. If you have a Bermuda grass lawn, you can achieve this award with a lot less water. Either way, the best award to seek is the reward that come from conserving our water. If your region should fall into a drought condition, you should aim instead for landscape survival over the long term.
St. Augustine needs one inch of water per week to stay green, Bermuda needs slightly less. With watering lawn you should water long enough to soak to a depth of 6 inches. You don’t want to water the concrete, therefore make sure your sprinkler head are adjusted so the grass will get all of the water.
When you mow, don’t scalp your lawn; you want to set your mower to at least 3 inches. This allows the grass to provide shade for its own roots.
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