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Quick Answers to St. Augustine Questions

Duplicate of previous. The expert answers each: Black Kow labor-intensive, Milorganite easier. Sugar: wives' tale. Corn meal: no. Baking soda: no. Overseed: not recommended. Sod only option. Yearly guide: too long for here.

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