Premium Double Dark Green Bermuda Grass Seed
- $139.00
- $129.99
‘Palmilla’ Elite Bermuda grass is a next-generation seeded Bermuda variety engineered for homeowners, landscapers, and turf managers who want fine leaf texture, dark green color, and serious durability. It establishes quickly from seed, building a dense, low-cuttable canopy that delivers a clean, manicured look similar to high-end sports and golf turf when properly maintained.
- Elite Bermuda grass seed
- .00% Weed Seed
- Fine leaf texture for a Golf Course Lawn look
- Can be rotary or reel mowed at low cutting heights
Premium Double Dark Green Bermuda Grass Seed
‘Palmilla’ Elite Bermuda grass is a next-generation seeded Bermuda variety engineered for homeowners, landscapers, and turf managers who want fine leaf texture, dark green color, and serious durability. It establishes quickly from seed, building a dense, low-cuttable canopy that delivers a clean, manicured look similar to high-end sports and golf turf when properly maintained.
- Elite Bermuda grass seed
- .00% Weed Seed
- Fine leaf texture for a Golf Course Lawn look
- Can be rotary or reel mowed at low cutting heights
- $139.00
- $129.99
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‘Palmilla’ Elite Bermuda grass is a next-generation seeded Bermuda variety engineered for homeowners, landscapers, and turf managers who want fine leaf texture, dark green color, and serious durability. It establishes quickly from seed, building a dense, low-cuttable canopy that delivers a clean, manicured look similar to high-end sports and golf turf when properly maintained.
- Elite Bermuda grass seed
- .00% Weed Seed
- Fine leaf texture for a Golf Course Lawn look
- Can be rotary or reel mowed at low cutting heights
Over the past 6+ years the MySoil team has used DIY PDDG for new lawns, overseeding, and every seeding project in between. We have referred friends & family to this blend with unparalleled results, a rich, thick, weed-free, dark green lawn that is the talk of the neighborhood (or even the town).
The constant questions we get asked are “Where did you get that grass seed?” or “How do you get your yard to look like that?”. Out of these continued questions, we were driven to make this blend available to homeowners. We are excited to share this product with the DIY and professional landscape community and feel PDDG is perfect for anyone looking for a premium warm season & transition zone seed for a new lawn or to convert an old lawn to new varieties.
How Much Do I Need?
Coverage:
5 lb Bag
-New lawn / bare soil: 1,700–2,500 sq ft
-Overseeding existing Bermuda: 2,500–5,000 sq ft
12 lb Bag
- New lawn / bare soil: 4,000–6,000 sq ft
-Overseeding existing Bermuda: 8,000–12,000 sq ft
Use rates at the higher end of each range for challenging sites (poor soil, slopes, hotter exposures) or when you want faster fill-in and maximum density.
Who Palmilla Is Right For
Palmilla is a strong fit if you want:
· A fine-textured, dark green Bermuda that can be mowed low and striped.
· Seeded Bermuda genetics that rival high-end sports turf.
· A lawn or field that can handle tralic, heat, and regular use when maintained correctly.
Palmilla is not ideal if you:
· Need a grass for medium to heavy shade areas.
· Prefer a grass that stays green through winter in cooler climates (Bermuda goes dormant and tan/brown in cold).
· Are unsure about committing to Bermuda long-term due to its aggressive spread.
Seeding A New Lawn
A smooth seedbed free of weeds and other debris will increase the quality of your results!
STEP 1: Remove Any Existing Turf & Weeds
To remove your current lawn & any weeds there are both mechanical & chemical methods that can be used, but usually, a combination of both is best.
CHEMICAL: A non-selective herbicide product can be sprayed to kill all existing grass and weeds. Always follow chemical labels & rates.
MECHANICAL: A sod-cutter can be used to remove existing turf & top portion of the root system. Sod strips can be disposed of. If there is very little turf and weeds a rototiller can be used to disturb the top 3-4” of soil (such as a new construction site).
COMBINATION: Most often a non-selective chemical the spray is used to kill existing plant matter followed by removal with a sod cutter or by rototilling in the dead plant material. If the material remaining after chemical kill is dense and multiple inches thick it may be best to remove with a sod cutter, followed by a shallow rototilling of 3-4” deep.
STEP 2: Leveling the Surface
It is important to level the soil to provide a smooth uniform surface for even germination & ease of future maintenance activities.
- Level the surface by filling in low spots using a drag, light harrow or large landscape rake.
- If the soil is very “fluffy” or loose, water the soil a bit to help compact the surface. A roller may also help. (When walking on the soil your shoes should not leave more than a 1” deep depression if possible)
- If underground irrigation is present or planned, level all heads even with the prepared soil surface.
STEP 3: Amend The Soil
Proper fertility and pH will ensure your new lawn grows-in quickly & evenly with great color & density!
- Purchase a MySoil Test Kit to provide exact fertilizer & soil pH recommendations prior to seeding.
- After properly applying amendments to your soil, lightly incorporate by dragging a metal spring leaf-rake over the surface with some pressure, followed by an irrigation cycle.
- Do not apply Weed n Feed type products containing herbicides prior to planting.
STEP 4: Seeding
This is the moment you have been waiting for, but the preparation to this point was critical to a successful end-product!
- Using a rotary or drop spreader, apply the seed in two directions. Each direction should deliver half the total rate.
- A total rate of 2 - 3 lbs/1000 sq. ft. is recommended.
- Once the seed is spread, lightly rake across the surface to incorporate the seed.
- Irrigate once seeded and avoid puddling, which can move the seed.
STEP 5: Incorporating Grass Seeds into Soil
STEP 6: Water Appropriately to Keep Seeds Moist for Germination
- Irrigate 2-3 times per day for 5-15 minutes each time. (Keep the seed and soil moist at all times for the best germination. Do not allow water to puddle for newly seeded lawns.)
- Your first mow can occur with a light push mower when the grass reaches the height you plan to maintain it .50" - 3".
- Look to fertilize again after your first mowing following your MySoil Test recommendations. Do not apply Weed n Feed type products containing herbicides 3-4 weeks prior to and after seeding.
- If possible, wait 10-14 days to begin regular mowing practices.
PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING
Shipping: United States Only.
Currently NOT shipping to:(AK,HI).
We can not ship to PO Boxes
Typically delivered in 3 - 7 business days.
Cancellations | Returns | Exchanges: All sales are final, no cancellations, returns, or exchanges
The liquids in the bundle are enough to treat your lawn for 3 months. The granular fertilizer and Essential-G quantities are enough to treat your lawn for 1 month.