Sheila wrote:
We have a pasture with patches of coastal bermuda. We have sold our
current house and will be building there. The problem is that the
ground is quite bumpy and will need to be smoothed out. We would like
to plant coastal bermuda, but I've been told that you can't just spread
coastal bermuda, that it has to be actually planted in the ground. In
researching this, I haven't been able to verify whether this is true or
not. I know that we just seeded the common bermuda that we have in our
current yard.

Does anyone know that answer to this?

Thanks

Some varieties of bermuda will reproduce from seed, but most hybrid
varities are seed sterile and must be propagated from sprigs. Where do
you live? If you are in the south seeded varieties will usually work.
Most cold-hardy types, however, are vegetative/