How Do You Plant Bermuda Grass In High Temperatures?
Bermuda grass is a warm-season turf grass that is drought-resistant and grows in a wide variety of soils. Because it is easy to plant and grow, it is a popular choice for lawns in temperate, subtropical and tropical zones. According to the University of Kentucky website, Bermuda grass grows best at temperatures of 80 to 90 degrees F. Because of this, planting Bermuda grass in high temperatures should not present a problem, but you will have to make sure you provide sufficient moisture for the seeds to germinate, and be aware that grass growth will be slower if temperatures go over 95 degrees. By following proper soil preparation and planting techniques, you can expect your Bermuda grass seeds to germinate in five to 10 days and produce an established lawn in a little over two months. Perform a soil test before planting your Bermuda grass lawn, and apply fertilizer as indicated by the test, using a good lawn starter fertilizer. Amend the soil with lime, if necessary, to bring soil pH to
