Best Bermuda Grass Seed

Trusted Brand

If you need a heat-resistant variety of Bermuda grass seed but do not have a green thumb, a bag of Scotts Turf Builder is a must-have.

Easily spreads across your lawn. Disease-resistant. Drought-resistant. Grows quickly and thickly. Simple to plant. Retains moisture longer than other seeds. Available in 1, 5, 10, 12, and 40 lbs.

Smart Patch Bermuda Grass Seed Mix

Optimized for southern U.S. regions.

Best Bang for the Buck

Pennington

Best for Treating Spots

Ideal for sunny areas, this Bermuda grass seed from Pennington is designed to fix patchy grass.

Blend of Bermuda grass seed and fertilizer to quickly grow healthy grass. Even grows in drought and low-moisture conditions, and grass can begin growing in as little as 7 days. Best for lawns that get full sun. Twelve-pound bag covers up to 240 square feet.

EZ Seed Patch and Repair - Bermudagrass

Important to follow directions for planting, otherwise little to no growth may occur.

Scotts

Durable & Rugged

A bag or two is a simple way to fill out patchy sections of your yard.

Fortified with mulch to absorb more water. Sun-resistant. Heat-resistant. Best for high-traffic spots. Durable. Simple to plant. Optimized for sloping ground. Available in 3.75-, 10-, and 20-lb bags.

Smart Seed - Bermudagrass

Best for filling smaller areas.

Pennington

Bargain Pick

A must-have for homeowners living in warmer climates like northern California, Virginia, and Utah.

See results within 2 weeks. Fills in up to 5,000 square feet. Heat-resistant. Best for high-traffic spots. Drought-tolerant. Disease-resistant. Optimized for the southern half of the United States.

Full Sun Bermuda Rye Mixture Grass Seed, 50-ft

Only available in a single size.

Grotrax

Easiest to Use

A beautiful lawn of Bermuda grass is as easy as rolling out this mulch blanket and watering.

Bermuda rye grass mixture which includes fertilizer and mulch to encourage growth. Seed and fertilizer are sandwiched between biofabric layers. Covers up to 50 square feet. A full lawn can be grown in only 5 weeks after initial planting.