Common Name:
Tifgreen |
Species:
Cynodon Dactylon |
Varieties:
Tifgreen USDA 328 |
Propagation:
Vegetative (Stolon), Sod, Plugs.
Brief Description:
Tifgreen is a very dense, low-growing, fine-textured turf which produces lateral runners requiring concrete borders for containment. Compared to other hybrid Bermudas (such as Santa Ana® and Tifway®), Tifgreen has a finer texture and a slower growth rate. Because it produces thatch at a slower rate, Tifgreen is considered to be the more suitable hybrid Bermuda for residential use. Tifgreen has a dark green color during its growing season; however, like all warm-season grasses, it becomes dormant in the winter.
Areas of Best Adaptability:
Tifgreen adapts well to all of Southern California's varying soils and climates. Its most significant drawbacks are dormancy and thatching.
Winter Color:
Dormant.
Mowing Height:
¼" - ½" in height, mowed weekly.
Thatch:
Moderate to fast build-up, depending on mowing height. Generally requires dethatching annually or bi-annually.

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