Grass is extremely sensitive to temperature. Have you ever seen your lawn go yellow during the summer? Exactly. The dormancy and growing cycles of the Bermuda grass are mainly determined by the temperature of the soil, however, the Bermuda grass is a little different to other grasses, due to it being a warm-season type. This … Read more
I bet you are wondering what is the point of thinking too much about your bermuda grass lawn. Considering all the different ways it could be thicker, greener or longer. I mean, you might be wondering – why do I need to know how to make my bermuda grass greener or thicker or stronger? Well, … Read more
You’re here because you’ve likely already decided on Bermuda grass for your lawn and purchased your seed. Now you are trying to determine the best way to care for it. This article will give you a complete lawn care guide, starting with recommendations for the best fertilizer for Bermuda grass. Click on the quick navigation … Read more
Thatch is a tight layer of stems, roots, and other vegetation that can trap your grass roots and prevent them from receiving water and fertilizer. If you’ve not had a Bermuda grass lawn before, you might be curious to know: When do you dethatch Bermuda grass? In this article, we will explore some key information … Read more
Originally found in India and Africa, Bermuda grass has had quite a journey around the world. Just over a century ago, settlers from these countries brought this grass over to the New World of North America, and it is now the lawn of choice for almost every home in the suburbs. The grass today though … Read more
Bermuda grass can be a great choice for your lawn, and doesn’t need much care. However, it still requires a little maintenance now and then to be kept in the best condition – and aerating your lawn can be a great and useful way to keep your grass looking its best. However, if you don’t … Read more
Many people are curious if they can mix Bermuda Grass and Fescue together. If you want to get rid of the green and brown winter appearance, it will take two years if you plant Bermuda seed into the Fescue. They honestly don’t mix well and you shouldn’t plant them together for a variety of reasons. … Read more
As a homeowner, there’s nothing like being able to walk into your backyard on a nice summer evening and step out onto your lawn comfortably in your bare feet. Perhaps play with your kids or pets, not worrying about your feet getting muddy. Or just enjoy a leisurely stroll through your yard, and not walk … Read more
