Cypress South November 2018

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Gardening Tips For November
• Brown patch will continue to plague St. Augustine lawns as nights get cooler and
humidity and rain continue. Discolored circles will appear in low areas almost
overnight. Apply a fungicide recommended for brown patch according to label
directions. Avoid walking through brown-patched turf. It spreads easily from the
bottom of your shoes. If brown patch appears in the same lawn areas every year,
add an inch or two of sandy topsoil to eliminate those low spots.
• Fertilize St. Augustine turf with a winterizing formula to promote root growth over
the winter months. Lower your lawn mover blades now and mow on a schedule that
cuts no more than one-third of the grass blade away.
• As chrysanthemums and other perennials finish blooming, cut flowering stalks to
the ground to permit all strength to be used in making root growth.
• Feed roses lightly, but avoid nitrogen fertilizers. Do not prune now. Keep up
spraying program and water deeply.
• Remove dead foliage and plant debris to help eradicate insects and disease
organisms. Thin out and transfer volunteer seedlings. Beds made now will benefit
by weathering before being planted. If soil is heavy, dig six inches deep, leave rough,
cover with gymsum and strawy manure, water and allow to mellow.
• Bananas are more likely to bear fruit if the trunk does not die back in winter. Cut
banana stalks back to six feet, wrap with newspaper and burlap.
• Continue mulching for winter. Build up a thick top mulch to protect roots from
freezing and winter drying. Don’t throw away those pine tree needles; they make
great acidic mulch for azaleas, gardenias and next Spring’s impatiens.
• Place pansies in beds after weather has cooled. Use a little blood meat mixed in
soil under each plant.
• Now is the best time to plant trees and shrubs.
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November 2018 | Cypress Community Newsletter