Bermuda Celebration

Planting Distance
- Recommended spacing: 2-3 cm between plants for direct seeding. For sod, ensure tight joints to prevent gaps and promote uniform coverage.
Final Size
- Height: Ideally maintained between 2-5 cm with regular mowing.
- Width: Spreads quickly, forming a dense and uniform coverage.
Complementary Plants
- Compatible species: Roses, lavenders, and drought-resistant shrubs.
- Ideal garden types: Perfect for family gardens, minimalist designs, or recreational areas.
- Integration ideas: Excellent for high-traffic areas, children’s play zones, and residential lawns.
Recommended Soils
- Adaptable to various soils but thrives in well-drained soils with a pH of 6.0 to 7.0 and rich in nutrients.
Climate and Sunlight
- Climate: Tolerates high temperatures and drought periods. It is more cold-resistant than other Bermuda varieties.
- Sunlight: Requires full sun for optimal growth. Can tolerate partial shade but with reduced density.
Maintenance Frequency
- Medium maintenance. Regular mowing is necessary to maintain a compact and dense appearance.
Seasons of Interest
- Best performance is during spring and summer when it’s actively growing. In colder climates, it may turn brown in winter dormancy.
Recommended Uses
- Ideal for sports fields, residential lawns, public parks, and other high-traffic areas.
Common Pests and Diseases
- Pests: May be affected by white grubs, chinch bugs, and nematodes.
- Diseases: Prone to fungal issues such as Dollar Spot and Rhizoctonia under excessive moisture.
Essential Care or Key Requirements

Specific substrate: Thrives in well-drained and aerated soils with good organic matter content.
Pruning/Mowing: Regular mowing during the growing season (spring and summer) to maintain a height of 2-5 cm.
Fungicides/Insecticides: Apply preventive treatments in case of high humidity or pest infestations.
Fertilization: Use nitrogen-rich fertilizers at the beginning of spring and every 6-8 weeks during the growing season.
Protection: Reduce watering and allow slightly higher growth to protect the base if frost is expected.