Buffalo Grass
Buffalo grass is a warm-season grass that can resist shade. It thrives in hot temperatures and is well-suited for areas with warm summers and mild winters.
Buffalo grass is known for its ability to tolerate drought, heat, and low-nutrient soils. It has a deep root system that allows it to survive extended periods of dry weather. This grass typically goes dormant and turns brown during the winter months, but will green up and resume growth when temperatures warm up in the spring.
Because of its hardiness and low-maintenance requirements, buffalo grass is a popular choice for use in lawns, golf courses, and other landscaping projects in warm, arid regions.
LM Berea
LM Berea grass is a warm-season grass that resists shade and is native to South Africa. It is well-suited to hot, dry climates and is commonly used for lawns, landscaping, and erosion control.
LM Berea grass is known for its drought tolerance, deep root system, and ability to grow in a variety of soil types. It has a fine texture and is often described as having a “carpet-like” appearance when maintained properly. It typically stays green throughout the summer months and goes dormant during the cooler winter months.
LM Berea grass is a popular choice for use in residential and commercial landscaping projects in warm, arid provinces. However, it may not be suitable for areas with cooler temperatures or high humidity. LM Berea has a higher resistance to shade than buffalo grass.