Bermuda Grass Lawn Plugs for Dense, Fine-Textured Turf in Sunny Home Lawns and High-Traffic Areas
Bermuda grass plugs establish fine-textured, dense turf for sunny home lawns and areas that see frequent foot traffic. This improved hybrid has a deep green color and wear tolerance, making it suitable for lawns, athletic fields and golf courses.
These live grass plants thrive in heat and humidity and need at least eight hours of full sun for best results. Plan to plant them immediately upon arrival, preferably in spring or summer once nighttime temperatures stay consistently above 65 degrees Fahrenheit and the risk of hard freeze has passed.
Features
- Improved hybrid Bermuda grass forms fine-textured, dense turf.
- Wear tolerance supports use in high-traffic lawn areas.
- Deep green foliage provides a lush lawn appearance.
- Heat tolerance suits hot, humid growing conditions.
- Live plugs are offered in 16-count, 32-count and 64-count packs.
Specifications
- Product form: Live grass plugs
- Grass variety: Bimini Bermuda
- Pack counts: 16, 32 or 64 plugs
- Applications: Lawns, turf, athletic fields, golf courses and putting greens
- Sunlight: 8+ hours of full sun for best results
- Listed grass height: 0.5–1.5 inches
- Preferred planting seasons: Spring and summer
- Planting conditions: Nighttime temperatures consistently above 65°F; hard-freeze risk passed
- Planting timing after arrival: Immediately
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Bermuda grass seeds or live plants?
These Bermuda grass plugs are live plants, supplied in packs of 16, 32 or 64 plugs. Plant them immediately upon arrival.
How much sun do Bermuda grass plugs need?
These Bermuda grass plugs need at least eight hours of full sun for best results. Choose a sunny lawn or turf area.
When should I plant these Bermuda grass plugs?
Plant these Bermuda grass plugs in spring or summer when nighttime temperatures consistently exceed 65°F and the risk of hard freeze has passed. Arrange your planting area before the plugs arrive.
Are these plugs suitable for lawns that get frequent foot traffic?
Yes, this improved hybrid Bermuda grass forms dense turf that excels in high-traffic areas. Its listed uses include home lawns, athletic fields and golf courses.
Do Bermuda grass plugs stay actively growing through winter?
Bermuda grass goes dormant in winter. Avoid overwatering during shorter, cooler days, when excess moisture can encourage fungus and other diseases.