Bahia Grass | Paspalum Notatum

(Paspalum Notatum)
A tough, coarse-textured, rhizomatous to stoloniferous, warm-season turf grass. Paspalum is adapted to tropical and warm subtropical climates. It forms a relatively open turf with erect leaves and low shoot density, making it highly susceptible to weed invasion. Very drought tolerant due to its deep root system. It does not do well in high pH soils, frequently showing iron deficiency, especially in spring. It is not very shade tolerant.

Winter dormant
High saline soils
Low maintenance
Water logged conditions
No shade tolerance

What to use where:

Water logged conditions
Polo field
Horse race tracks

Seeding rate:

2 g/m²

Paspalum Notatium
A tough, coarse-textured, rhizomatous to stoloniferous, warm-season turf grass. Paspalum is adapted to tropical and warm subtropical climates. It forms a relatively open turf with erect leaves and low shoot density, making it highly susceptible to weed invasion. Very drought tolerant due to its deep root system. It does not do well in high pH soils, frequently showing iron deficiency, especially in spring. It is not very shade tolerant.

Specifications

Name	Value
Seeding rate	2 g/m²