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Gardenality.com's Answer · Hi Rene - You'll want to fertilize St Augustine grass in mid to late spring after it has greened up and all chances of frost have passed. Fertilizing too early can stimulate to much fresh new growth that could be damaged by a late frost. Use a fertilizer especially made for St Augustine. Many of these are labeled "Centipede & St Augustine Fertilizer" and have no phosphorus (the middle number in fertilizer). Here's a link to a page that has a Do-It-Yourself Lawn Care Program For St Augustine. Look for products offered in your area that are similar to the one's on this program.
http://www.gardenality.com/Green-Business/Page/2/282/Nursery-and-Garden-Centers/Wilson-Bros-Nursery/D-I-Y-LAWN-PROGRAMS.htmlLet us know if you need more details or have any other questions.
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