Bermuda grass, a warm-season grass genus, is often recognized for its resilience. The Basic Care Needs include ample sunlight and moderate to infrequent watering due to its drought tolerance. It prefers temperate climates and thrives in well-drained, nutrient-rich soils. Common Challenges revolve mainly around pests such as beetles and disease like dollar spot fungus, and intolerance to shade and cold weather. Seasonal Considerations entail feeding lightly in spring, regular watering in summer, reducing watering in autumn, and minimal care during frosty winter.