What is the best grass for a backyard in Southeast Texas?

Centipede Grass. Some of its stalks resemble the segmented body of a centipede. It's a low growing grass that comes from China. It survives well in mildly cold temperatures, so it works best in the south and southeast. read more

What’s best for you may be different from what’s best for anyone else. If your back yard is shaded, then your only choice is St Augustine. If you love working on the yard every weekend and have full sun, then a hybrid bermuda might be best. read more

Hot summers and mild winters make Texas a unique area for grass growth. The size of the state means that Texas residents span a few different climates. In the panhandle, or the northern part of Texas, rainfall is more common, and winters come with snow and freezing temperatures. read more

Centipede grass seed grows best in full sunlight and in soils with a pH of 5 to 6. Where iron deficiencies exist, an iron sulfate spray enhances growth and color. Development. Cultivate centipede grass from seeds or sprigs. It grows slower than St. Augustine or Bermuda grass, typically three years for complete development. Fertilization. read more