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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter
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I did a search on that site, and as is my usual experience on that site, I got an encyclopedic amount of information, none of which answered my specific question.
However, for those who might be interested, I did find another site that suggested this:
Yes, water dormant St. Augustine, albeit, not as heavily as during the warm growing season. The reason for this is that while the part of the grass we see is brown, and not growing, the roots are still active, and need water.
According to the site I found, "about an inch of water every two weeks" should be adequate during the cold months.