Depending on who you ask, Bermuda grass (Cynodon dactylon) is either an excellent turfgrass or a terrible weed. It spreads ...

Zoysia grass shares some characteristics with St. Augustine grass. It’s slow growing, prefers full sun, and produces stiff, ...

Bermuda grass spreads by seed, rhizomes under the ground and stolons over the ground. You can pull it up, but it is hard to pull and pieces of the root break off to form new plants. It will even ...

Bermuda grass spreads by stolons over land and under the soil by rhizomes into our gardens and shrub borders. Pulling Bermuda is often difficult because it is at its aggressive best in the heat of ...

If you’re wondering whether grass can reseed itself as a natural process, the short answer is yes—but it depends on the type of grass and the soil conditions in your yard. Many species have ...

Q: I have Bermuda creeping from my neighbor's yard into my St. Augustine. Any ideas of how to get rid of it? Russell Vinson A: Getting rid of your neighbor would be an easier task! Unfortunately ...

You could spray a 4- to 6-inch strip monthly with glyphosate (Eraser, Gly Pho-Sel, Ranger, Roundup) to keep the Bermuda grass stolons from encroaching, but still some rhizomes will make it under.

Q: I have a problem with my backyard lawn that I hope you can help me with. I live in Henderson and the lawn has a soft spongy feel to it. When you walk on it you kind of sink into it. It is ...

Bermuda, as well as Zoysia grass, is a warm season grass that grows best at temperatures ranging from the 80s to the 90s. Lawns that receive full sun during the summer are great locations for Bermuda ...

Bermuda grass spreads by underground stems (rhizomes) and aboveground runners (stolons), not to mention seed. A systemic herbicide can get to the root of the problem with less effort.

Bermuda (common or hybrid) is a warm-season lawn grass that lacks shade tolerance, but performs well in high-traffic areas. It spreads from stolons and rhizomes (below-ground rooting stems).