Bermuda grass is not commonly thought of as a weed. But if you see a clump of Bermuda coming up in the middle of your Fescue turf, we doubt you would see it as anything except a weed. Even though you may have had new sod laid or seeded recently, Bermuda seeds, as well as many other weed seeds, are blowing in the wind. One of your neighbors may have a Bermuda lawn. Bermuda is a "warm season " grass and is easy to spot in the Winter and early Spring by appearing dormant in your green Fescue turf. Although having grass in your grass is not a major disaster, it could certainly become an annoying nuisance. Preventing Bermuda from gaining a foothold is the best plan of action. Any small problems should be dug out immediately, taking care to remove all roots. For larger problems, Round-up (TM) herbicides may be the only solution. The best time to do this is in the Fall, just prior to over seeding your lawn. Please contact your turf specialist for more information on renovating your lawn with Roundup (TM) herbicide. The key for any grassy weed is prevention.

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