Maintaining St. Augustinegrass
liquid or granular iron fertilizer throughout the growing season. Follow the label directions for the rate of appli-cation. Fertilizers containing iron may stain concrete, brick or stone surfaces. Watering Follow the same recommendations as for March through May. Controlling weeds Continue applying postemergent herbicide as needed.
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