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The Best Grass to Grow in Shady Areas Here in central Florida, we have a variety of warm-weather grasses to choose from when planning our lawns. However, most of these…

Why Is My Grass Turning Brown? When you’ve spent your hard-earned cash and precious time laying and caring for a new lawn, brown spots can seem like the end of…

Get Rid of Weeds Before Laying Sod If issues with weeds are your main reason for wanting new sod, you'll undoubtedly want to be sure that all of the existing…

Your Florida Lawn in the Fall In Florida, we don’t experience the dramatic drop in temperatures seen further north, so fall lawn care here must be adjusted to account for the warmer weather and continuously high humidity. To get the most out of your lawn this autumn, follow these simple steps: How often should I mow my lawn in the fall? Florida lawns still experience a lot of growth in the fall months since our average temperatures remain moderately high, so expect your grass to need mowing at least every two weeks to stay healthy and fresh. Some slow-growing sod varieties, like Scotts® ProVista­­™ St. Augustine, may only need one mow per month as the temperatures wane.