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Paspalum notatum: complete guide
Paspalum notatum
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Overview
Bahiagrass is a strong grass species from Brazil. This grass is now spread worldwide and valued for its hardiness.
Appearance
Grows to 30-50 cm height. Leaves are flat and grey-green colored.
Location
Grows best in sunny spots with 5-8 hours direct sunlight daily.
Soil
Strong adaptability to diverse soil types: sandy, clay and rocky grounds.
Watering
Drought-tolerant but grows better with regular moisture.
Pruning
Requires regular mowing at height of 2.5-5 cm.
Maintenance calendar
Spring: active growth. Summer: maximum growth. Autumn: slower growth. Winter: dormant.
Winter hardiness
Reasonably hardy in temperate climates (USDA zones 6-11).
Companion plants
Works well with other hardy grass-like plants.
Conclusion
Excellent choice for hardy, low-maintenance grass. Visit gardenworld.app.
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