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St. Augustine Freeze Damage: Light Nitrogen and Patience

NE Florida St. Augustine brown after harsh winter freeze. Signs of life present. Apply very light N (¼ lb/1000 sq ft) every 2 weeks, mow frequently to encourage spread. Plug living grass into dead areas. Or resod. Patience key.

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