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Seasonal Lawn Care Guide

Fall Lawn Care Checklist: Preparing Your Texas Grass for the Dormant Season

What Happens to Texas Grass in Fall? Warm-season grasses such as Bermuda, St. Augustine, and Zoysia slow down as temperatures fall. The pace can vary across Texas due to local weather, grass type, sunlight, rain, and soil conditions. During the Texas grass dormant season, growth can slow to a point where the grass enters dormancy. Color can fade, and the...

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Can Regular Mowing Help Reduce Lawn Weeds Naturally in Texas?

How Does Mowing Help a Lawn Compete With Weeds? A lush lawn provides less soil space for weeds to grow. Mowing the lawn helps it maintain enough growth for the leaves to grow and cover these areas. If grass is dense, it may restrict the amount of light and space open to new weeds. Areas that are thin or empty...

Bermuda vs. St. Augustine Grass: How Are Their Mowing Needs Different in Texas?

How Are Bermuda and St. Augustine Mowing Needs Different in Texas? Bermuda and St. Augustine both need regular mowing during active growth, but their mowing height, growth rate, and seasonal response can differ. A lawn mowing schedule should account for grass type, weather, irrigation, and how fast the lawn reaches its mowing height. Bermuda vs. St. Augustine: What is the...