Bermuda Grass

Bermuda grass is the lawn grass of the south. It was the first warm season grass on the scene over a hundred years ago and continues to be the most popular Southern grass. How can you not like a beautiful hybrid Bermuda Grass lawn? It withstands traffic, adores blazing hot temperatures, and spreads quickly into a dense mass. It is even forgiving of the occasional scalped spot, mole intrusion, and errant child with a shovel. But beside these "selling points," Bermuda Grass just feels good. It is the perfect grass for bare feet, soccer kicking, baseball throwing, and kid stomping. It is used on golf course (greens, tees, fairways), in baseball stadiums, football fields, and parks. It also won't stain your white poodle green. There are those detractors who will tell you that Bermuda Grass is a weed and that it's seeds end up in farm fields and flower beds alike. In all honesty, common Bermuda Grass is a problem weed for farmers and some gardeners. But don't be dissuaded! Hybrid Bermuda Grass is sterile and does not produce seeds that can cause problems in a garden. The worst you will have to worry about is your lawn inching out over the driveway. And that is a small price to pay for a dense, thick, beautiful lawn.