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Planting bermuda grass lawns. Spray existing weeds. The first step in planting a new Bermuda Grass lawn is to eliminate all weeds from the lawn area. Use a non selective weed control like Round-Up. Plan ahead since you will need to wait approximately two weeks (check product label) after sprayer before you seed.
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.