Southern Charm Bermuda Grass Seed

Southern Charm™ Bermuda Grass Seed is a premium warm-season grass seed blend designed to produce a lush, fine-textured, deep-green lawn in the South and transition zones. This top-performing variety withstands extreme heat, thrives in full sun, and delivers fast establishment combined with excellent drought tolerance. Perfect for homeowners who want a dense, golf-course-style Bermuda lawn with strong wear resistance and low thatch production. Why Choose Southern Charm™? Elite Genetic Performance – Developed for exceptional turf density, dark color, and heat tolerance. Fast Germination & Establishment – Ideal for late spring and summer seeding with rapid coverage. Drought & Heat Resistant – Built to thrive in the harshest Southern summers. Fine-Textured Bermuda – Produces a soft, carpet-like lawn similar to professional sports turf. Wear & Traffic Tough – Great for active yards, pets, and children. Low Thatch Production – Grows upright and stays cleaner, reducing maintenance. Best Regions Southern Charm™ performs best in: The Deep South Southeast & Mid-Atlantic Texas & Oklahoma Transition Zone (with full sun) Coverage Rates New Lawns: 2–3 lbs per 1,000 sq ft Overseeding/Thickening: 1–1.5 lbs per 1,000 sq ft Seed Quality Guarantee 0% weed seed. Coated with Pinnacle fungicide Every batch is tested for purity and germination to meet or exceed state standards. When to Plant Optimal Soil Temperature: 70–80°F+ Best Seasons: Late spring through mid-summer Plant only during warm weather for best germination. How to Plant Southern Charm™ Bermuda Grass Seed Loosen the top ¼ inch of soil and remove debris. Apply seed evenly using a broadcast spreader. Gently rake to ensure good seed-to-soil contact. Water lightly 2–3 times per day until germination. Reduce watering frequency as turf matures. Mow when grass reaches 1.5–2 inches. Maintenance Tips Mow at 0.75–1.5 inches for a premium appearance. Feed monthly during summer with nitrogen-rich fertilizer(Almighty 20-0-10). Use pre-emergents in early spring and fall for weed control.