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Originally Posted by Mortal1
when working at Evans prairie I spoke with the golf course superintendent/greens keeper about the course grass. He stated that the greens, tees, fairways, aprons, fringe(see frog hair)and most of the rough was Bermuda grass and was generally considered a "weed" here in Florida due to the abundance of it growing most everywhere.
Now it's still a type of "grass" and as such requires certain variables to grow well. We have the sun, good soil drainage(in most places). The problems are other undesirable grasses and not enough nutrients of the proper kind....and H20.
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I bet ACE Hardware doesn’t consider Bermuda grass a weed. They have 3 pound bags of Bermuda grass seed on sale this week!