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Bermuda 419
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Description
Bermuda 419 is a hybrid Bermuda grass that was released by the University of Georgia in 1960. Due to its intense green color homeowners love this grass for their lawns, but it is also well suited for fairways, roughs and tees. It is able to maintain its green color longer than other selections of Bermuda grass. It has proven itself to be disease and insect resistant.
Maintenance
- Water your new lawn to keep it moist for a period of 2 weeks or until sod is rooted.
- Mow as soon as your new lawn is rooted - at the recommended height(see table below).
- Fertilize your new lawn once rooted.
Once your new lawn is rooted follow the chart below.
| Mow when grass is this tall: |
1.5" | 3.5cm |
| Set cutting height of mower to: |
1" | 2.5cm |
Mow with sharp mower blades.
Water to supplement rainfall shortages only. Avoid fixed timer irrigations settings. Bermuda best performs when it receives approximately 1 inch of water per week. If one or more inches of rainfall occur in a week,additional irrigation is not necessary. Do not water by over watering.
| Early Spring |
Weed and Feed |
Pre-Emerge |
| Late Spring |
20lbs 16-4-8 + Iron |
As needed |
| Early Summer |
20lbs 16-4-8 + Iron |
As-needed |
| Late Summer |
20lbs 16-4-8 + Iron |
As-needed |
| Fall |
30lbs 5-10-15 + Iron |
Pre-emerge |
Locations:
1089 Buford Hwy.
Sugar Hill, GA 30518
678-765-3009 - Land Line
678-765-3011 - Fax
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