Bermuda Latitude 36

Planting Distance
- Recommended spacing: 2-3 cm between seeds for direct sowing. For sod installation, ensure tight joins without gaps.
Final Size
- Height: Typically maintained between 2-4 cm with regular mowing.
- Width: As turfgrass, it spreads horizontally, covering the entire surface.
Complementary Plants
- Plants that pair well: Lavender, agapanthus, or plants with similar watering needs.
- Suitable garden styles: Perfect for Mediterranean, tropical, or minimalist gardens with well-defined grassy areas.
- Integration ideas: Excellent for creating play areas, recreational zones, or lush borders around paths and pools.
Recommended Soil
- Thrives in well-drained, aerated soils. Adaptable to various soil types but prefers neutral to slightly alkaline pH levels.
Climate and Sunlight
- Climate: Best suited for warm and temperate climates. Tolerates high temperatures and moderate drought.
- Sunlight: Requires full sun for optimal growth. Partial shade may weaken its density and vigor.
Maintenance Frequency
- Medium maintenance. Regular mowing is necessary to maintain density and prevent the grass from exceeding 5 cm in height.
Seasonal Interest
- It looks its best during spring and summer when in full growth. In colder climates, it may go dormant in winter and turn brown.
Recommended Uses
- Ideal as turf for gardens, recreational areas, sports fields, and general landscaping.
Common Pests and Diseases
- Pests: Susceptible to white grubs, nematodes, and fungal issues such as Rhizoctonia.
- Diseases: Prone to fungal infections in overly humid conditions or when watered at night.
Essential Care Tips

Specific soil needs: Prefers well-drained soil with good organic matter content.
Mowing: Regular mowing during the growing season (spring and summer) to maintain the ideal height.
Fungicides/Insecticides: Apply preventive fungicides in spring if prolonged humidity is expected.
Fertilizer: Feed with nitrogen-rich fertilizer in early spring and throughout summer every 6-8 weeks.
Protection: In cold areas, protect from frost by using covers or reducing mowing to leave more coverage.