If you want to have a lush, green lawn (and who
doesn’t?) you need to
choose the right type of grass for your area.
You will not succeed with your lawn if you simply decide
to buy the least
expensive grass seed or even if you purchase the most
expensive type of
grass. You must select a grass type that is right for
the area of America
in which you live.
Generally, warm season varieties of grass grow better in
the southern areas
of the country, while cool season grasses do better in
the northern areas.
Areas that are in the center of the country can often
grow either type of
grass or a blend of warm and cool grasses.
Here are the warm season varieties of grass that grow
well in America:
Bahiagrass: This type of grass grows in very hot sun
where other types of
warm season grasses may not grow well. It is also a good
choice for people
who do not have access to steady watering because
bahiagrass does not need
much water other than rainfall. It does need a good
fertilizer though.
Bermuda: This grass needs full sun. Shade of any amount
will cause it to
grow in thin. Bermuda grass can survive long droughts,
and it should only
be watered if a dry spell has lasted longer than two
weeks. Fertilizer
brings out the best in this grass, causing it to become
weed-resistant.
Centipede: Although Centipede grass can grow in dappled
shade, it does best
in sun. This grass does better at resisting pests and
other issues if it is
watered during dry spells, even though it can survive an
occasional
drought.
This type of grass does not need much fertilization;
over fertilizing it
will weaken it.
St. Augustine: This grass does well in partial shade or
even heavy shade,
though it can grow in full sun. It needs to be watered when
droughts last longer
than one week. When fertilized, St. Augustine resists
weeds.
Zoysia: This type of grass does well in full sun. Though
it can survive
periodic droughts, it needs watering after dry spells
lasting one week.
With fertilizer, this grass variety becomes
weed-resistant.
Here are the cool season varieties of grass that grow
well in America:
Bentgrass: This grass needs full sun to grow well, and
it needs to be
watered at least once per week during dry spells. This
is a good choice for
putting practice, as it knits tightly after being
fertilized.
Bluegrass: This type of grass needs sun, good soil, and
moisture to
succeed. At least a half day of full sun is necessary as
well.
Perennial Ryegrass: Plenty of sun is needed for this
type of grass. It
also needs water when a drought lasts longer than a
week. Fertilizer
helps perennial ryegrass grow in areas that are
frequently used for work or
play.
Fine Fescue: Partial shade helps this grass to grow
well, but hot
temperatures can weaken it. Extra water is necessary
when heat waves last
longer than one week.
Tall Fescue: This type of grass does well in partial
shade or sun. When
fertilized, tall fescue becomes dramatically green. This
grass becomes
semi-dormant when the weather is hot and dry.
So, if you want that lush green lawn, make sure you
choose the right type of
grass for your region (and there is no charge for this
free report - which you are welcome to share with your
neighbors and friends).
What
tools do you need?
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Did you know? - Most lawn damage is caused by mowing
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Of course, you could hire a lawn
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