Centipede was introduced by seed from China in 1919. Centipede is slow growing in height, but a highly aggressive colonizing grass that can be depended upon to produce a good, dense, relatively weed-free turf at low maintenance levels. In spite of its aggressiveness, Centipede is easily controlled and usually requires edging only once a year around walks and flowerbeds.
Growing Centipede grass has a worldwide reputation for providing attractive lawn cover while having the lowest maintenance requirements of any turfgrass; a Centipede lawn is the lazy man’s preference. It can be grown from seed or quickly installed as sod.
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Growing Centipede grass has a worldwide reputation for providing attractive lawn cover while having the lowest maintenance requirements of any turfgrass; a Centipede lawn is the lazy man’s preference. It can be grown from seed or quickly installed as sod.
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