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In our neck of the woods, the warm-season tropical turfgrasses are beginning to head into winter dormancy. St. Augustine, centipede, zoysia, and Bermuda grass all take a break when the temperatures fall, which is great news if you do not enjoy mowing. Growth slows or stops altogether, and the leaf blades turn brown or greenbrown, asleep for the season. If you’d still like a green lawn to carry…