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David

Oviedo, FL
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Outdoor Living: I live in Oviedo and purchased a new home last year.

The entire back yard was Bahia grass with NO irrigation. The front yard was St.Augustine with irrigation. A representative from the City said that recent rules required it. Needless to ...»
say, one year later our back yard is full of nothing but dirt and weeds. Any ideas on the best kind of grass to put in the backyard that requires no irrigation but will stay green and not die so easily? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advanced!

David
David Oviedo, FL on Apr 16, 2011
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  • James A
    James A on Apr 16, 2011
    Of all the drought-resistant grasses in the world, Bermuda grass ranks as one of the best. If ...»
    you live in an area where the weather conditions are mostly dry and hot year-round, you might want to consider planting Bermuda grass. While Bermuda grass thrives in tropical and sub-tropical climates with heavy rainfall, it can endure extensive periods without precipitation. Because the root and rhizome penetration of Bermuda grass is deep, it can survive in areas of extreme drought.

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