Bermuda grass is a great choice if you live in an area that will support it (generally the southern U.S.). It is resistent to droughts, grows quickly, and spreads and fills very well. To keep your bermuda grass in top shop, here are a few tips for you to follow year round.

In fall/winter, add lime to help balance the pH to the ideal level - 6.5 to 7. Apply lawn fertilizer and insect control in the late spring and early summer months if you need it, and then in late summer/early fall apply lawn winterizer.

Keep in mind that Bermuda grass does not do well in shade, so if your yard has a lot of areas that don’t get a lot of sun, you might want to consider a different grass type.