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re: The biggest lie ever told about lawns is that Centipede is good and easy
Posted on 4/5/24 at 12:18 pm to Jmcc64
Posted on 4/5/24 at 12:18 pm to Jmcc64
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Because the last thing he wants to do is come home and baby his lawn like it was Augusta National, every day of the week. I should have taken the hint. Besides, the only people that ever see our yard are FedEx drivers and 2-3 others.
I totally get it. Different life stages, interests, preferences, work schedules, etc.
As for me, I enjoy maintaining a lawn. Even in the heat.
However, am I wrong to say that mowing every 5-7 days coupled with bi monthly fertilizing will result in a good looking Bermuda lawn?
Or, do you consider that amount of rigor to be babying?
From what I’ve seen, 2” Bermuda lawns can look nice as do .5” ones…
Add to that 2-4 apps of pre emergent and spot spraying as needed, but is this routine any different or more cumbersome than any other type of southern grass (other than Centipede)?
This post was edited on 4/5/24 at 12:20 pm
Posted on 4/7/24 at 11:20 am to bayoubengals88
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From what I’ve seen, 2” Bermuda lawns can look nice as do .5” ones…
I cut mine with a Honda mower. I travel a lot and cut my yard at the 2.5 setting once a week. If I went any lower I’d be scalping my yard. A lot of people have it in their head you have to cut Bermuda short and that’s not accurate. I believe the hybrid Bermuda I have is easier to take care of because it doesn’t grow that tall yet it’s very thick. To me Bermuda is just hardier and recovers faster. There is a reason it’s on golf courses where golf carts run all over it day after day. I’ll take the grass you can beat the crap out of, spill gas on it and it recovers, dogs trample it in my backyard, yet it still thrives. It’s such an aggressive cultivar thus it’s easier to take care of in my opinion. I’ll throw one more thing in. Bermuda loves hot weather and mine is dark green whether it’s fertilized or not.
This post was edited on 4/7/24 at 11:24 am
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