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Bermuda grass is a warm season turf grass. Plant Bermuda grass seeds in spring and summer. when soil temperatures are consistently above 65Â° F (18Â° C). The optimum soil temperature for germination and root. growth of Bermuda grass is 75Â° to 80Â° F (24Â° to 27Â° C) - Higher temps are ok, provided moisture is maintained.
Bermuda grass goes dormant during the winter months. When your grass has geened up by 50% or more in the early spring, it's time for the first application of fertilizer.For this first application, a fertilizer high in nitrogen is usually recommended. Nitrogen is the first number in fertilizer.his article will teach you how to fertilize a bermuda lawn. by Brent Wilson Â· Zone 8A Â· 10&#176 to 15&#176 F to Zone 11 Â· Above 40&#176 F Â· Lawn Care Â· 0 Comments Â· June 28, 2010 Â· 19,685 views. 2 Green Thumbs Up You Rate It: Thumbs Up.