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Posted on 5/14/12 at 5:37 pm to Hammertime
This is a verticutter for a golf course
You may be able to rent something like this
Or get something like this for a push mower,
Now for St Aug I would just try a small spot and see how it does. St Aug has stolons, or horizontal growing stems on top of the ground. If you verti-cut too aggressive it could do some damage and make for a long recovery. I've never verti-cut st aug but it does wonders on bermuda.
Also you could try scalping it down once(cut at an extremely low height). Maybe worth a shot. And I would never fertilize St Aug with very much Nitrogen............ever.
And those rake looking things you drag with a mower are crap. They may work if you pass over your yard 100 times with it.
You may be able to rent something like this
Or get something like this for a push mower,
Now for St Aug I would just try a small spot and see how it does. St Aug has stolons, or horizontal growing stems on top of the ground. If you verti-cut too aggressive it could do some damage and make for a long recovery. I've never verti-cut st aug but it does wonders on bermuda.
Also you could try scalping it down once(cut at an extremely low height). Maybe worth a shot. And I would never fertilize St Aug with very much Nitrogen............ever.
And those rake looking things you drag with a mower are crap. They may work if you pass over your yard 100 times with it.
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