Tifdwarf Bermudagrass
Tifdwarf has been one of the most commonly used varieties for putting greens in the southeast for over 40 years.
There
are many existing golf courses with greens planted in Tifdwarf but it
is rarely used in new course construction due to the popularity of new
ultradwarf grasses like MiniVerde. Tifdwarf is fine bladed, dark green
in color and has good rooting capabilities. Like most bermudagrasses
Tifdwarf requires aggressive cultural practices such as verticutting,
aerifying and topdressing to control excessive thatch. Tifdwarf has the
ability to handle low mowing heights as long as the above cultural
practices are being performed regularly.
Tifdwarf is an excellent Grass Type but below you will find a comparison image to the MiniVerde.
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| Wear Tolerance |
Good |
| Shade Tolerance |
Poor |
| Cold Tolerance |
Good |
| Drought Tolerance |
Good |
| Mowing Heights |
1/8” to 1/2”” |
There is not a lot to know about growing Tifdwarf, even Carl can do it!!