Bermuda grass make up a small group of warm-climate and tropical grasses. Being hardy, drought-tolerant, and sporting a handsome shade of green, several bermuda grass species are used for landscaping, lawns, and golf courses. These same species, though, may get weedy or invasive if not properly managed.
Water:
Bermuda grass thrives in subtropical regions, requiring a balance of sun and moisture with moderate drought tolerance. Water weekly to mimic its natural cycle and ensure consistent hydration for vigorous growth during the warm season.
Propagation:
Propagation of bermuda grass involves seeding, stolon cuttings, sprigs, or sodding. Optimal growth requires warm temperatures, full sun, and well-draining soil. Scarifying seeds enhances germination, and cuttings need nodes for rooting. Sow seeds in late spring, maintaining moisture for successful establishment.
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