Bermuda and Bentgrass Varieties
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Season
Tifway 419 & Tifway II
*Variety goes Dormant in the Winter Months
Hybrid Bermudas
- Excellent in high traffic areas and athletic fields
- Quick recovery
- Prefers full sun
- Tolerates mowing height of 1/2 – 3/4 of an inch
Season
Latitude 36TM
*Variety goes Dormant in the Winter Months
The Newest Generation of Improved Hybrid Bermuda
- High leaf density and fine texture
- Outstanding drought tolerance
- Quick divot recovery in high traffic areas
- Great cold hardiness
- Greens up early in the Spring and retains its color well into Fall
- Resistance to spring dead spot
- Excellent tensile strength
Season
TIFTUFTM
*Variety goes Dormant in the Winter Months
Hybrid Bermuda
- Excellent drought and wear tolerance
- Uses 38% less water than similar grass cultivars
- Medium textured and dense
- Spreads with incredible speed
- Greens up early in the Spring and retains its color well into Fall
Season
CelebrationTM
*Variety goes Dormant in the Winter Months
Hybrid Bermuda
- Excellent for residential and high traffic landscapes
- Improved wear tolerance and sod density
- Highly tolerant of heat, shade and drought conditions
- Attractive blue-green color
Season
Iron Cutter
*Variety goes Dormant in the Winter Months
Hybrid Bermudas
- Reduced seed head production
- Higher shoot density
- Improved shade tolerance
- Refined texture with a vibrant, soft, and luxurious look
- Enhanced drought resistance
- Striking dark green color with reduced inputs year round
Season
Pure Distinction Bentgrass
- Quick Recovery
- High quality playing surface
- Resistance to heat and cold
- Excellent wear tolerance
- Bold, brighter green color
- Developed for Golf Course putting greens
WARM SEASON SOD TIPS: Important Tips for Longer Turf Life
Mow Like a Pro
- For Bermuda grass, nothing delivers a cleaner, healthier cut than a reel mower.
- Because Bermuda thrives at lower mowing heights, a reel mower allows for precise, consistent cuts at 0.5 to 1.5 inches, which is ideal for maintaining that vibrant, professional look.
- Frequent mowing with a reel mower also encourages horizontal growth, resulting in a tighter, more resilient lawn.
Sunlight is Essential
- Bermuda grass thrives in full sun—aim for at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily.
- Avoid planting in shaded areas; Bermuda performs poorly in low light.
Fertilize Strategically
- Start feeding in late Spring after the lawn fully greens up.
- Apply a high-nitrogen fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during the growing season.
- Stop fertilizing 6–8 weeks before the first expected frost.
Dormancy in Cooler Months
- Bermuda grass is a warm-season turf that naturally goes dormant when temperatures drop, typically turning brown or straw-colored in late fall and winter.
- Dormancy is not a sign of stress! The grass is simply conserving energy and will green up again in Spring when soil temperatures rise above 65°F.
Overseeding with Ryegrass for Winter Color
- If you prefer a green lawn throughout the Winter, overseeding with perennial ryegrass is a great option.
Best Time to Overseed
- Mid to late fall (when daytime highs are in the 70s and nighttime lows are in the 50s).