Maintaining St. Augustinegrass
5 M, New TURF 4 build-up in the soil. Such build-ups can lead to deficiencies in iron and zinc. To prevent yellowing caused by iron chlorosis, apply 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 ...
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