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Author	Topic:   Keeping Bermuda that is coming out of dormancy alive from April frost
bwmaier Turfmaster	posted 02 April 2009 18:37             Weather forecasts here in GA are calling for temps to hover around 32°F in early April. Will lightly watering the lawn help prevent a frost from forming on the Bermuda grass and thus help keep it alive? The weather will be warming up in the next few weeks. IP: Logged
tommy Turfmaster	posted 02 April 2009 21:22             There is not much you can do at this point. Let nature take its course, and fertilize when the danger of frost is past. Later in the spring- if its determined there is complete winter kill in spots....re-seed or sod as needed. IP: Logged

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