Crabgrass is an annual that dies in winter, leaving soil exposed. Its seed germinates only in spring, so planting now yields little. Seed is also commercially unavailable.
Bermudagrass establishes faster, persists longer, and requires less maintenance than managing a crabgrass monoculture.
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