The fact that it is a popular grass in the Southeast and can spread through rhizomes and stolons gives it a robust appearance, but it also presents several challenges: In addition to being tolerant to foot activity (both human and dog), it is also drought resistant and thrives in coastal areas due to its ability to withstand salt. On the other hand, it requires frequent mowing and invades flower beds quite frequently.

In frost-free climates, Bermudagrass stays green all winter. However, in much of its growing region, it spends winter dormant and brown.

This grass thrives in the heat of summer and grows at its finest during the months of summer when temperatures are high. If you time the actions you perform to care for your Bermuda grass lawn so that they coincide with its seasonal cycles, you may help it look and perform at its best.