Those bare spots in your yard could be due to take-all root rot. Here's what you should know about the turf disease and how ...

Take-all root rot is a warm-season turf disease affecting zoysia, Bermuda, and St. Augustine grasses ... in their turf that they have had to re-sod multiple times and the same patch of sod ...

Best time to fertilize? Why is my grass yellow? Can I plant new grass? Neil Sperry answers your lawn care questions.

Take-all root rot occurs in all warm-season grasses including zoysia, Bermuda and St. Augustine ... spots in their turf that they have had to re-sod multiple times and the same patch of sod ...

such as Bermuda, are its slow growth, meaning it takes longer to establish, and high initial costs. However, that slow growth is also a benefit once your lawn is established, as zoysia requires ...

Mulch is something that is applied to the soil surface. It can be organic (pine straw, bark, wood chips, leaves) or inorganic ...

ADDING SOD: Now is an excellent time to plant warm-season grasses such as St. Augustine, centipede, bermuda and zoysia. This may be needed in many lawns damaged by the drought and/or the massive ...

Below is a quick reference for annual nitrogen needs for some popular types of grass: St. Augustine – 2 pounds/3 pounds Kentucky Bluegrass – 3 pounds/5 pounds Bermuda grass – 3 pounds/4 pounds ...

What happens when Zoysia grass is taken over by Bermuda grass? Plus, Grumpy’s gripe of the week on dogwoods. "I live in North ...