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Tifway 419 Bermuda

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Overview

FOR USE ON SPORTS FIELDS, GOLF COURSE TEES and FAIRWAYS, AND LANDSCAPES.

Combining toughness with beauty, Tifway 419 has been the most popular sports turf in California for the last 40 years. The fine texture, and beautiful dark green color make it a long time popular choice for lawns, golf course tees and fairways as well. Its dense, rapidly spreading growth habit means quick recovery from injury, making it one of the most durable hybrid bermudas on the market. Tifway 419 tolerates close mowing, and is highly disease resistant. Like all of our hybrid bermudas, Tifway 419 is a drought tolerant grass, and requires little water compared to cool season grasses like fescue.

Features & Benefits

Color	Beautiful dark green
Texture	Medium-fine, slightly finer than Tifway II, but not as fine as Tifgreen 328
Performance	One of the most durable grasses on the market Recovers quickly from injury Tolerant of heat, heavy foot traffic, and drought Fine texture and soft blade provides a soft cushion Tolerates close mowing and a wide range of mowing heights Highly resistant to disease Tolerates some frost and has early spring green-up
Climate	Thrives in warm to hot climates USDA zones 7 to 11
Shade Tolerance	Not shade tolerant Requires full sun
Mowing	3/8” to 1” with reel mower or sharp rotary mower
Options	Regular sod: 16” x 72” long rolls with ½” of soil. Weighs approximately 45 lbs. Ideal for normal situations. Big Roll sod: 42” x 105’ long with ½” of soil. Weighs approximately 2000 lbs. Great for large areas. Thick-cut sod: has up to a 2” soil base that provides anchorage for the sod until the roots knit to the subsoil. Ideal for renovating a sports field that needs to be back in play within a few days. Overseeded sod: Perfect for fall season installation. Stolons: Sod is shredded and broadcast like seed on a prepared bed. Installation is easy and inexpensive. Available May-September.