- Bermudagrass<\/a><\/li>
- Guymon Bermudagrass<\/a><\/li>
- Sunturf grass<\/a><\/li>
- Buffalograss<\/a><\/li>
- Zoysiagrass<\/a><\/li><\/ul> \t\t\t<\/div> \t\t<\/div><\/div>
Bermudagrass<\/strong><\/h2>
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Photo Credit: Forest and Kim Starr<\/a> \/ Flickr \/ CC BY 2.0<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure> Bermudagrass has relatively simple needs for care and maintenance. It is tolerant of heat and droughts, and it is resistant to insects and lawn diseases. The grass also recovers quickly from heavy rain.<\/p>
- Care<\/strong>: During peak growth, mow once or twice a week. Water regularly, as Bermudagrass<\/a> needs 1 to 1.5 inches of water a week.<\/li>
- Conditions<\/strong>: Bermudagrass is a tough warm-season grass<\/a> that does well in the spring and summer in much of the U.S. It grows well with full sun and good drainage in the soil.<\/li>
- Mowing height:<\/strong> 1 to 1.5 inches<\/li> <\/ul>
Grass Seed Options:
\u2013 <\/strong>Pennington Bermudagrass Bare Spot<\/a> (5 lb. bag)
\u2013 Pennington Smart Seed Bermudagrass Mix<\/a> (8.75-lb. bag)
\u2013 Scotts Turf Builder Bermudagrass<\/a> (10-lb. bag)
\u2013 Hancock Seed Co. Bermudagrass<\/a> (50-lb. bag)<\/p>Guymon Bermudagrass<\/strong><\/h2>
This type of Bermudagrass is a warm-season creeping grass that is adaptable to many different soil types. In addition, Guymon Bermudagrass has extra winter hardiness, surviving later in the year when the weather cools off compared to other Bermudagrasses.<\/p>
- Care<\/strong>: Mow once or twice a week to the desired height. Water regularly to about 1.5 inches of water weekly. <\/li>
- Conditions<\/strong>: Guymon Bermudagrass grows well in full sun and good drainage.<\/li>
- Mowing height: <\/strong>1 to 1.5 inches<\/li> <\/ul>
Sunturf grass<\/strong><\/strong><\/h2>
Sunturf grass is another type of Bermudagrass that is optimized for home lawns, featuring a dark green color and fine texture.<\/p>
- Care<\/strong>: Mowing will depend on how quickly the grass is growing, but probably once or twice a week to maintain the one-third mowing rule. Water once or twice a week so the soil remains moist.<\/li>
- Conditions<\/strong>: Sunturf grass does best with full sun, well draining soils, and slightly acidic soil.<\/li>
- Mowing height: <\/strong>1.5 to 2 inches<\/li> <\/ul>
Buffalograss<\/strong><\/h2>
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Buffalograss
Photo Credit: Pixnio<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure>Buffalograss is a native turfgrass that is drought- and heat-tolerant. As a warm-season grass, it will grow in the spring and summer with a fine texture and blue-green color. It does best in low use areas.<\/p>
- Care<\/strong>: Mow weekly and water regularly at about an inch of water each week. Fertilization is only necessary if the soil lacks nutrients, so use nitrogen if your soil test shows low levels.<\/li>
- Conditions<\/strong>: Buffalograss<\/a> thrives best in low rainfall areas (under 30 inches a year) with a lot of sun exposure.<\/li>
- Mowing height:<\/strong> 2 to 3 inches<\/li> <\/ul>
Grass Seed Options:
<\/strong>\u2013 <\/strong>Everwilde Farms Buffalograss Seeds<\/a> (1 lb. of seeds)
\u2013 Scotts Pursue Buffalograss with Natural Seed<\/a> (1 lb. of seeds)
\u2013 Outsidepride Perennial Buffalo Grass Seed<\/a> (2 lb. of seeds) <\/p>Zoysiagrass<\/strong><\/h2>
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Photo Credit: Forest & Kim Starr<\/a> \/ Wikimedia Commons \/ CC BY 3.0<\/a><\/figcaption><\/figure> Zoysiagrass is a popular pick for people who want something that handles heat, drought, and a lot of foot traffic. It can grow into a dense lawn when properly cared for.<\/p>
- Care<\/strong>: Apply just an inch of water a week. Mow regularly, but it may not be needed often as Zoysiagrass<\/a> grows slowly. Fertilize as needed according to soil test results. (See When to Fertilize Zoysiagrass<\/a>.)<\/li>
- Conditions<\/strong>: Zoysia does well in the transition zone, where the weather is often too challenging for other grasses. Slightly shade tolerant, Zoysiagrass likes the sun and is hea-, drought- and cold-tolerant, making it an easy choice for a lot of homeowners.<\/li>
- Mowing height: <\/strong>1 to 1.5 inches<\/li> <\/ul>
Grass Plug and Seed Options:
<\/strong>\u2013 Zoysia Plugs <\/a>(50 Large Grass Plugs)
\u2013 Zoysia Plugs <\/a>(50 Full & Lush Grass Plugs)
\u2013 Zoysia Plugs <\/a>(100 Plugs)
\u2013 Zoysia Emerald Grass Seeds<\/a> (1\/8 lb. of seeds)
\u2013 Zenith Zenith Grass Seeds<\/a> (1\/8 lb. of seeds)<\/p>Need help preparing your lawn? Visit our Oklahoma City lawn care<\/a> page to get in touch with a professional! In addition to Oklahoma City, we provide lawn care services to other Oklahoma<\/a> cities, including Tulsa<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>
LawnStarter participates in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program. LawnStarter earns revenue from products promoted in this article.<\/em><\/p>
Main Image Credit: MARELBU<\/a> \/ Wikimedia Commons \/ CC BY 3.0<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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Slightly shade tolerant, Zoysiagrass likes the sun and is hea-, drought- and cold-tolerant, making it an easy choice for a lot of homeowners.<\/li>
- Conditions<\/strong>: Buffalograss<\/a> thrives best in low rainfall areas (under 30 inches a year) with a lot of sun exposure.<\/li>
- Conditions<\/strong>: Sunturf grass does best with full sun, well draining soils, and slightly acidic soil.<\/li>
- Conditions<\/strong>: Guymon Bermudagrass grows well in full sun and good drainage.<\/li>
- Conditions<\/strong>: Bermudagrass is a tough warm-season grass<\/a> that does well in the spring and summer in much of the U.S. It grows well with full sun and good drainage in the soil.<\/li>
- Guymon Bermudagrass<\/a><\/li>