I live in a hot humid climate in the south.  Bermuda is not my grass preference, but about the only grass that grows where I live.  Where I grew up Bermuda grass was considered a weed. Bermuda grass has more problems than I ever would have imagined.  Unfortunately, my grass does not look like a…

Bermuda is characterized by very fine individual grass blades that are slender and soft. Other warm-season grasses, such as St. Augustine, have broad, flat

Sod University looks at the generic differences of zoysia vs. bermuda grasses and how they compare to one another.

Get everything you need to know about keeping bermuda grass green & healthy with our easy-to-follow lawn care calendar! Learn why it's the perfect choice for hot & dry southern climates & how to care for it effectively.

The best time to overseed a Bermuda grass lawn is during spring. This timing is appropriate for most warm-season turfgrasses because it is the best for optimum growth of grass seed due to the favorable soil temperature. If you’re late, overseed any time before the onset of summer.

Bermuda grass vs St. Augustine grass: Which is better for your yard? Read my article for help choosing between these southern grasses.

Learn about Bermuda grass, a fast-growing warm-season grass that grows from seed, plugs or sod, tolerates drought and heat, and recovers from damage.

The different types of bermuda grass, in general, are hybrid bermuda grass and common bermuda grass. Varieties that fall in between include Yuma, Oasis, Ormond, Mohawk, Tifton 85, Russell, Coastal, Tiflawn, TifSport, Tifway II and TifGrand bermuda grass. You can choose from these for your lawn, hay, or even golf course use.

One of the worst infestations your Fescue lawn can get from time to time is Bermuda grass. It grows at a fast rate and very resilient, even in the toughest of

Bermuda is quite the spreader, sending out above ground runners and underground roots. It's also a tough guy, growing in concrete cracks and otherwise apparently inhabitable locations. While it's great for some purposes, it can also be quite the nuisance in a garden. California Buffalograss lawn owner and certified desert landscaper (and did I mention…

HGTV breaks down the key differences between Bermuda grass and St. Augustine grass to help you decide which option is right for your lawn.

As we transition into winter, lawns composed of Bermuda grass will become dormant. Here’s what that means for you, and what you need to know about lawn care from now until spring. No, you don’t need to mow. Once your grass goes dormant, it shouldn’t grow and you won’t need to mow the lawn. However,...

What grass mixes well with Bermuda? Learn about the best grasses you can combine Bermuda with so your turf looks amazing!

Bermuda grass: love it or hate it - most people fall into one of the two camps; there doesn’t seem to be much in-between.

Bermuda grass requires 1.5 inches (4 cm) of water per week during the growing season. When Bermuda grass is brown and dormant, it needs only 1 inch (2.5 cm)

Three pros share the organic methods that work for them

Because Bermuda grass weeds grow quickly and are invasive, controlling them in lawns can be difficult. In my experience dealing with my neighbours' Bermuda

Bermuda grass is a different type of turfgrass and it is very easy to make mistakes when caring for bermuda grass. I go over common bermuda grass mistakes fr...

To help you decide between St. Augustine grass vs Bermuda grass, remember that Bermuda grass is highly drought-resistant and can tolerate hot weather in

Discover the differences between St. Augustine vs bermuda grass in Sod University's next edition of Turf Wars.