Bermuda grass is a popular turf grass for lawns, golf courses and athletic fields. ... The soil test will also show the soil pH indicating whether lime is needed and at what levels in our soil.

OVERTON – Producers planning to establish or expand Bermuda grass pastures can improve their chances of success with recommended practices, said a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension forage specialist.

Bermuda grass, a member of the Cynodon species, is an important turf grass. It grows best in areas where cool-season and warm-season grasses have adapted. ... Lime, and more.

Lime helps raise the soil's pH level, ... And if you live in a region with four seasons, opt for Bermuda, fescue, or zoysia grass seeds. Even if you buy the right grass seed the first time, ...

For thousands of years, Bermuda grass has been used in Ayurveda and Sidha medicine. Top, e-Paper. ... Headaches: Take equal quantity of grass and lime and make a paste with water.

Zoysia and bermuda can handle a higher nitrogen rate in the late June feeding like 29-0-0. Use 3 pounds of 15-0-15 per 1,000 square feet of sod on centipede twice during the growing season.

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Q: I can’t get my Bermuda grass lawn to look good. I would like it more like a golf course grass. I think one of my problems has been mowing too low, believing it would green up if I did this.

This warm weather we have had these last few weeks with only a little dip in the cold has moved us toward lawn mode at the office. About one half of our calls this time of year are grass oriented ...

Acharya Balkrishan of the Haridwar-based Patanjali Ayurvedic has listed ailments which can be cured by Bermuda grass.

OVERTON — Producers planning to establish or expand Bermuda grass pastures can improve their chances of success with recommended practices, a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension forage specialist said.

Zoysia and bermuda can handle a higher nitrogen rate in the late June feeding like 29-0-0. Use 3 pounds of 15-0-15 per 1,000 square feet of sod on centipede twice during the growing season.