The ones that they sell in your local Home Depot. Probably Bermudagrass. It can take the heat fairly well. But remember, new grass is very tender and needs a lot of attention. I would not try growing it in stressful weather.
Having lived in Phoenix for too many years, I'd say Bermuda grass is the best. If you want a green lawn in the winter, scalp (cut the Bermuda grass) real low and over seed with winter rye.
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Rocks and a waterfall always look fantastic in dry areas.
The ones that they sell in your local Home Depot. Probably Bermudagrass. It can take the heat fairly well. But remember, new grass is very tender and needs a lot of attention. I would not try growing it in stressful weather.
Having lived in Phoenix for too many years, I'd say Bermuda grass is the best. If you want a green lawn in the winter, scalp (cut the Bermuda grass) real low and over seed with winter rye.
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