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 More warm-season grasses
 rye before bermuda
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krqloser Friend |
posted 09 September 2003 12:04
  
i am landscaping my new home but it is too late to sow bermuda grass. Would I be creating too many problems if I planted ryegrass and then the bermuda in the spring? Will I need to kill the rye before seeding the bermuda or should I just avoid the situation entirely and be patient for spring? IP: Logged |
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Dchall_San_Antonio Turfmaster |
posted 10 September 2003 22:17
Unless you live in Tucson or Laredo, it is about 3 months too late to seed bermuda. It needs hot days and nights to get good counts on germination. Wait until next June for bermuda seed. If you are in a warm place, the rye will die out long before the bermuda seed sprouts. If you're not in a warm zone, you probably should look at something else besides bermuda. IP: Logged |
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