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Hello everyone! I have been trying to grow a lawn for three months now, but it grows very unevenly. Somewhere the grass is thick and green, and somewhere almost bald spots. I water regularly, but it may be a problem with the soil or seeds. I use the usual mixture for warm climates, but to be honest, I’m not sure I chose the right one. Could someone have encountered such a situation and know which grass is better to plant so that it is dense, sun-resistant and does not require too much care?
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According to the description, you will be suitable for Bermuda grass. It is a hardy variety, resistant to heat, shoveling and drought. The main thing is to choose the right seeds and prepare the ground. I recently read a great material where they explain in detail how to plant, care and what varieties are available. Here is the link – learn now. There everything is simply explained: from the selection of seeds to the watering. After reading, I crossed a part of the lawn and now I have an even thick carpet. Try it, it’ll help.
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Bermuda grass lives well even in hot regions. We have in the southern part of the country it grows without special problems. The main thing is to give it a little time, and it will fill the empty areas. Another tip: do not mow too short first weeks, let the grass strengthen. After that, it will become thicker and greener. I used to suffer from uneven growth until I changed the height of the trough and added some fertilizer. After a month lawn looked perfect – like on the golf course.
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