Does Bermuda Need to Be Overseeded?
In Order to Keep Your Bermuda Grass Looking Thick, Lush and Full Year After Year, You'll Need to Overseed to Replace Grass Lost to the Elements over Time. How...
In order to keep your Bermuda grass looking thick, lush and full year after year, you'll need to overseed to replace grass lost to the elements over time.
How do you overseed Bermuda grass?
Using a slicer seeder to open the thatch and soil surface and planting the seed in the shallow slicer furrows has also worked well to establish new bermuda seedlings in existing sod. Plant 1 1/2 to 2 pounds of turf-type bermuda seed per 1,000 square feet. Plant the seed shallow (less than 1/4 inch) for best results.
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