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Arrgh

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4. Depends the grass, and the climate.
Thu Dec 19, 2024, 02:13 PM
Dec 19

I have centipede grass, a warm season grass, in SC. It goes dormant at the first frost and stays brown until spring. I give it a nice trim (and mulch whatever leaves are left) one last time and let it sit until then. I like it that way.

I could overseed it with annual ryegrass and have some green over the winter, but then I'd have to cut it.

You'll need to know more about what's in your lawn before you can get an answer.

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Dead grass question [View all] Not Heidi Dec 19 OP
I recommend talking to someone at a local nursery surfered Dec 19 #1
It's winter so it's probably gone dormant. Ocelot II Dec 19 #2
Yes. Grass does this (goes dormant). SWBTATTReg Dec 19 #3
Depends the grass, and the climate. Arrgh Dec 19 #4
It's his grass Lulu KC Dec 19 #5
Where Do You Live? ProfessorGAC Dec 19 #6
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