Bermuda
Plant Type
:
Spreading (Rhizomes and Stolons)
Sun Level
:
Full sun.(7-8 hours daily)
Ideal Soil Temperature for Planting
:
65°f-70°f
Soil Type
:
Grows well in clay or sandy soil, but struggles in highly acidic or alkaline soils.
P.H. Level
:
6.0-7.0
Water/Irrigation
:
Bermuda grass needs 1-1.5 inches of rain fall in order to thrive. irrigation may be needed when rainfall is less than the required amount.
Fertilization
:
It is best to fertilize your lawn 2-4 times per year between March and November when using Bermuda grass. The best time to fertilize will be determined by a soil analysis.
Aeration
:
The best time to aerate your lawn when using Bermuda is between April and July.
Additional Info
:
Commonly used in grass mixes for appearance and to allow quick recovery in high traffic areas such as sports fields. It’s a warm season perennial grass that’s sensitive to colder temperatures.
Plant Type
:
Spreading (Rhizomes and Stolons)
Sun Level
:
Full sun.(7-8 hours daily)
Ideal Soil Temperature for Planting
:
65°f-70°f
Soil Type
:
Grows well in clay or sandy soil, but struggles in highly acidic or alkaline soils.
P.H. Level
:
6.0-7.0
Water/Irrigation
:
Bermuda grass needs 1-1.5 inches of rain fall in order to thrive. irrigation may be needed when rainfall is less than the required amount.
Fertilization
:
It is best to fertilize your lawn 2-4 times per year between March and November when using Bermuda grass. The best time to fertilize will be determined by a soil analysis.
Aeration
:
The best time to aerate your lawn when using Bermuda is between April and July.
Additional Info
:
Commonly used in grass mixes for appearance and to allow quick recovery in high traffic areas such as sports fields. It’s a warm season perennial grass that’s sensitive to colder temperatures.
