Depending on who you ask, Bermuda grass (Cynodon dactylon) is either an excellent turfgrass or a terrible weed. It spreads aggressively and tolerates drought, heat, and foot traffic, making it perfect ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. I have a personal vendetta against Bermuda grass. For over a decade I have tried to keep this invasive grass out of my in-ground garden.

Q: Our lawn is Bermuda grass, but it is growing up through the garden beds. I researched fusalide, but that is toxic to waterways and there is a small lake behind our house.

Dear Roger: Bermuda grass is taking over our liriope. Is there any chemical I can spray to kill the Bermuda grass but not the liriope? - Don Steed, Raeford. Dear Don: Yes, you may spray sethoxydim … ...

I have Bermuda grass showing up in my St. Augustine grass lawn. How can I get rid of it? There is no selective herbicide you can use to kill the Bermuda grass without also killing the St. Augustine… ...

Zoysia grass shares some characteristics with St. Augustine grass. It’s slow growing, prefers full sun, and produces stiff, ...

I don't want to use herbicides around my gardens. Can you recommend a reasonable control? A: The key to managing wire grass, more properly known as Bermuda grass, is getting rid of it entirely.

Sometimes Bermuda grass is an issue in vegetable gardens. If this is the case, you may want to use black plastic to cover beds and pathways for a couple of years to kill it.

Question: We have a community garden that is all organic. We have spent years pulling up Bermuda grass from beds and pathways and are trying to avoid Roundup. We have used the Avenger Weed Killer ...

I have a large circular area of Bermuda grass, 25 feet, in the middle of a bluegrass lawn. It is steadily advancing.

You’ve got to kill Bermuda grass when it’s alive, which starts growing in late spring, and seed the bare areas after all the grass in that area dies. VIEW E-EDITION 99¢ for 6 mos ...

All types of Bermuda grass, from common (the weed) to hybrid (think golf course), like heat, sunlight and water but can invade when water is scarce and other plants struggle to shade the ground.