The direction the sun comes from (east vs. west) is far less important than the total hours of direct sunlight the grass receives each day.
If your site gets 6+ hours of sun, centipede should thrive regardless of whether the exposure is eastern or western.
Centipede and St. Augustine: To Mix or Not to Mix?
Roundup Burn Spots & Weeds: Topsoil + Seed for Patches
Topdressing and Reseeding a Weedy, Uneven Lawn
Oak Trees and Lawns: Why Grass Fails and What to Do
North Texas Foreclosure Lawn Renovation: Soil First, Then Grass Selection
Why Nitrogen Is Essential for Photosynthesis in Grass
Protecting Grass Seed from Birds with a Simple Straw Mulch Technique
Irrigation Brand Choice + Clover Control Timing + Spring Reseed Plan
Soil Testing and Beyond: A Complete Fall Lawn Improvement Plan for Long Island
Transitioning from Crabgrass to a Healthy Organic Lawn
Replacing Grass with Wild Strawberry and Clover in Shady Virginia Clay
Best Grass for Seattle: Colonial Bentgrass
Reclaiming a Weed-Infested Sod Lawn Organically: Soil First, Seed Second
Lawn Recovery After Cesspool Overflow: Grass Loves Nutrients, But Watch for Contamination
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