Your new Sir Walter turf should receive 25mm of water daily. This is because fresh grass should be watered frequently to encourage the establishment of the ...

New Buffalo lawns planted in summer will require watering several times throughout the day for the first couple of weeks.

The turf should receive 25mm water daily. When the grass has rooted into the soil (usually 10-14 days), the lawn should receive 25mm of water per week.

Depending on weather conditions, water thoroughly once or twice a week. In areas with sandy soil, more frequent watering may be required. During the coolest ...

Buffalograss lawns require a minimum of one-two inches of rainfall or irrigation every two-four weeks during the summer to maintain active growth and to look ...

Only water when it looks dry - even brown and wilted grass will usually recover. If the lawn does need to be watered, do it in the morning to give it a chance ...

Because of its deep root system (6- to 8-ft deep), buffalo grass requires about 1/4- inch of water per week, which is about 75 percent less than traditional ...

Let the soil surface become dry before watering again, but maintain adequate subsoil moisture. This practice also helps reduce weed competition. Buffalograss ...

Buffalograss prefers well-drained, non-sandy soils and does not tolerate standing water for extended periods of time. It is recommended to correct drainage ...