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Is Bermuda right for you?
As Bermuda lives, it aggressively spreads around twelve feet every year in all directions, and will take over any sunny areas it can find. With a Bermuda yard, edging any beds is a must. The last major consideration with this type of sod is that it turns brown in the winter and early spring, only turning green after ground temperatures reach about seventy degrees.
Bermuda Sod
Of the three types of sod available in the middle Tennessee area, Bermuda is the second most popular choice. The only real drawback to having Bermuda grass, is that you will need full sun to keep it alive. Any areas that are partial or full shade will be left uncovered. Any full sun areas, however, will become overtaken with Bermuda, as it is an aggressive and fast grower.
Maintenance
In exchange, it is the lowest maintenance sod available, only requiring sun and some mild watering in the summer months.
Looking to install sod on your property? We would be happy to help install Fescue, Bermuda, or Zoysia sod for any homes in the Nashville, Spring Hill, Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville, College Grove, Thompsons Station, Bell Meade, Murfreesboro, Berry Hill, Forest Hills, or Arrington areas. Contact us now to set up your appointment!
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