Southern Plains Climate
Extreme summer heat (100+ degrees common) with variable rainfall and alkaline soils. Bermuda grass is the workhorse.
Lawn care guide for the Southern Plains: Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas. Warm-season grass in extreme heat with alkaline soils.
April 15 to June 1
Extreme summer heat (100+ degrees common) with variable rainfall and alkaline soils. Bermuda grass is the workhorse.
Thrives in Texas heat. Extremely drought tolerant.
Handles moderate shade, tolerates alkaline clay.
Native prairie grass, least water of any lawn grass.
Common Bermuda for large sunny areas. Tifway 419 for premium lawns. Zoysia for partial shade. Buffalo for no irrigation.
Start after full green-up (April in north TX, March in south TX). Monthly through August. Last nitrogen by mid-September.
Deep watering: 1 to 1.5 inches per week in 2 sessions. Water before 10 AM. Mow bermuda at 1.5 to 2 inches.
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