Establishing and Managing Bermudagrasses in the Transition Zone
AGR-238
Establishing and Managing Bermudagrasses in the Transition Zone
Establishing and Managing Bermudagrasses in the Transition Zone
Authored by: Gregg Munshaw Travis Shaddox
Abstract
Bermudagrasses have been successfully grown on athletic fields and golf courses in the transition zone for many years. Although each year some level of winterkill threat exists, bermudagrass remains an excellent surface for golf and sports. Seeded varieties of bermudagrasses have been the most common choices in Kentucky due to the availability of seed of good varieties as well as the ease of planting seed versus living plant material. There are, however, several outstanding vegetative bermudagrass cultivars that are adapted to the transition zone.
Core Details
Publication ID
AGR-238
Status
New
Publication Date
November 12, 2018
Series
Multi-Part Series
N/A
Categorical Details
Language
English
Peer Reviewed?
Yes