Where did the first sprig of St Augustine grass originate from?
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We just sodded our front lawn this weekend. We used to have st Augustine but the last few years it all turned to crab grass. So I rented a sod remover from Home Depot ($70) and bought a pallet of st Augustine ($130ish for 450 sq ft). Since we redid it, we also added a flagstone walkway and I'm going to make the shape of Texas out of flagstone around the tree.
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Originally posted by Efren View PostWe just sodded our front lawn this weekend. We used to have st Augustine but the last few years it all turned to crab grass. So I rented a sod remover from Home Depot ($70) and bought a pallet of st Augustine ($130ish for 450 sq ft). Since we redid it, we also added a flagstone walkway and I'm going to make the shape of Texas out of flagstone around the tree.
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Originally posted by Das71198 View PostDo you sell Palmetto St. Augustine ? If so, is it a better St. Augustine variety
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Originally posted by RMW View PostYes we have Palmetto St.Augustine. I prefer Raleigh St. Augustine for its darker green color. Palmetto can sometimes have a little yellow tint to it. They both get brown patch like crazy during the fall and early spring.
The whole neighborhood has Raleigh St Augustine. I am planning on putting the palmetto st Augustine down due to the shade (I realize I need to be more diligent about thinning the tree to have a chance).
I am assuming that's my best bet?
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