A: Bahia grass is the most drought tolerant grass grown for lawns in Florida. It is robust, drought and wear tolerant and, for the most part, pest resistant; however, not everyone likes the look ...

Pensacola bahia is most often used as a utility turf along roadsides and as a pasture grass. Once established, bahiagrass has excellent drought tolerance but poor shade tolerance. Its growth habit ...

Bahia, zoysia and St. Augustine are the grasses I favor. A: There is no best lawn grass. Each lawn grass has its own set of advantages and disadvantages that should be considered.

Bahia grass growth is favored by drought, so it is an indicator plant for droughty soil conditions. The aggressive nature and drought tolerance of bahia grass make it ideal for erosion control ...

One ad is recommending Argentine Bahia grass. How well does it grow here and when is it planted? A: Tough, durable and drought resistant bahiagrass has been growing good lawns for a long time.

A. Bahia is more drought tolerant and doesn’t like a lot of water. It does well in sun and has a finer texture than St. Augustine grass. But it does have some problems.

When the growing gets tough, bahia grass is the logical choice for home lawns. Gardeners willing to tolerate its range-land appearance can reap the benefit of a deep root system to grow grass that ...

We also should avoid other, inappropriate-for-Minnesota, warm-season grasses -- St. Augustine grass, Bermuda grass, bahia grass and centipede grass, to name just a few.