Turfgrass   St. Augustine   Detaching from ground?    profile | register | preferences | faq

Author	Topic:   Detaching from ground?
lucas Friend	posted 26 April 2009 17:59             Hoping someone can help me: It seems like my St. Augustine is detaching from the the groung. It's only in certain areas. Could I have damaged the roots by raking? I have fertilized, water only two times a week and threw top soil. I haven't seen any improvement. Any ideas? IP: Logged
saltcedar Turfmaster	posted 01 May 2009 05:35             Check for lawn grubs. If you find more than 4 or 5 per square foot of lawn you have to treat them. Checking consists of removing turf and screening the soil below for C shaped Grubs. IP: Logged

All times are ET (US)	next newest topic | next oldest topic
Administrative Options: Close Topic | Archive/Move | Delete Topic
	Hop to: Select a Forum List of Forums: Category: Warm-season turfgrasses --------------------BermudaSt. AugustineZoysiaMore warm-season grasses Category: Lawn care --------------------Insects and diseasesLawn maintenanceProblem solvingSeed, sod, planting new lawnsWeeds Category: Other landscape questions --------------------Cool-season grassesGround coverJobs and educationPets and animalsTall fescue

Postings remain the property and responsibility of the original authors.

Ultimate Bulletin Board 5.47d