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Bermuda grass is rated for its exceptional heat and drought tolerance; it can also withstand heavy use and can repair itself quickly. By having these qualities, it allows many lawn owners to use Bermuda grass for its durability and flexibility. While it has an aggressive growth rate which can make Bermuda grass difficult to control, however, this supports the characteristics of heavy use. Therefore, Bermuda grass is the preferred grass for golf course tees and athletic fields.
Bermuda grass can require more maintenance compared to other grasses, monthly fertilisation may be required during peak growth. It may also be necessary to mow twice a week during this period, at a recommended height of 1 to 1.5 inches for home lawn.
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Sowing & Growing
Sow at a rate of 50g per m2 for a new lawn
Sow at a rate of 35g per m2 for overseeding
Split each square metre’s worth of seed in half and scatter seed in one direction across a square and then spread the rest in the opposite direction.
After sowing, lightly rake over the area and water.
Seedlings are susceptible to drought, so keep them watered during dry spells. Test your soil regularly by pushing your fingers into it.
Carefully weed the area by hand, removing any weeds before they flower. As the grass continues to grow, it will stifle weed growth.
When the new lawn is 5cm (2in) high, cut with a rotary mower to 2.5cm (1in). Carefully rake up the clippings. Do this for the next four cuts.
Bermudagrass can require monthly fertilisation during peak growth.
