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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 seeds normally available may not turn out as fine-textured as some of the sod available. Bermuda sod can be laid anytime, but May is the best month to sprig, plug, or sod bermuda grass. There are many different varieties of bermuda grass. Common bermuda came to America in the mid-1700âs from East Africa. Since then, lots of new cultivars have been produced, although many lawns still have common bermuda, which has a medium texture â a wider blade.