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Sowing Your Lawn With Drought Resistant Grass Seed

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If you live in a region that has sparse rain and long summers you might want to consider sowing your new lawn with drought resistant grass seed. There are a variety of types of grass seeds available that can succeed in dry environments and even remain green throughout the year. We’ve considered a few of them for you to find the perfect drought resistant grass seed for your lawn.

Bermuda Grass

Bermuda grass seed is among the top drought resistance seeds available to purchase. It will flourish in areas that are very hot and dry throughout the year though it also does well in humid regions with very heavy rainfall. It is a first-class all round grass seed for seeding a lawn. Bermuda grass thrives in full sunshine but also needs an adequately drained soil. It can survive times of very severe drought as it has extremely deep roots. It is best mowed to approximately 1 inch for hard wear and resistance to drought.

Zoysia Grass Seed

Zoysia grass seed makes a attractive medium green color lawn, although in drought situations it will look yellower. It is a fine drought resistant grass as it’s deep roots let it find water at great depths. During colder weather it will become dormant and brown. Zoysia grass seed produces a rather slowly growing grass that is moderately easy to maintain.

Tall Fescue Grass Seed

Although tall fescue grows best in humid conditions it is extremely drought resistant and grows well in a lot of different types of soils as well as clay soils that are inadequately drained. Tall fescue grass seed is best for regions that experience long, humid hot summers and very cold winters nevertheless if you keep it cut to roughly 3 inches during the summer it is able to tolerate drought conditions well. It is an excellent idea to overseed tall fescue in the Autumn to ensure even coverage of your lawn.

Conclusion

Drought resistant grass seed is the best option for sowing your lawn, not just if you reside in a drought prone area, but if you would like a green lawn that needs less maintenance. In many districts bans on the use of hose pipes means that lawns become brown and could die but if you sow your lawn with the right seed combination you can retain a lovely healthy, green lawn throughout any water shortage.

Overall then drought resistant grasses are ideal for someone who does not want to do too much maintenance but nevertheless desires a wonderful green lawn!

Read more about looking after your lawn at All for One Lawn Care Advice







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