Bermudagrass is a warm-season grass, which means it grows best when temperatures are around 75°F to 80°F. However, it can withstand temperatures up to 110°F. It grows best in very sunny areas, so it should not be used in areas that are heavily shaded. It has an excellent resistance to drought as well, although since it is a plant it will definitely benefit if it is watered consistently. Bermudagrass grows thick and short for the most part, the blades being a deep green color and having a fine to medium texture. It grows fast and strong, it can handle being stepped on and when it is damaged it can heal quickly. Because of this, it is usually planted in places with a …show more content…
Not only does it provide oxygen, but it provides for an aesthetically pleasing look for both commercial and residential outdoor spaces. Among the thousands of different kinds of grasses, there are a few types labeled turfgrasses that are the most common types of grass used for display in places such as parks or lawns. Even though it may not seem important to know the different kinds of turfgrasses, it can come in handy one day. If you know the basics about turfgrass, you can make any outside area look good. Turfgrasses such as Bermudagrass, Kentucky Bluegrass, and Fine Fescue are some of the most common and attractive turfgrasses