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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Waynehead05" data-source="post: 4140861" data-attributes="member: 48383">If what you want is Bermuda I’d wait, or sprig it.  Tacoma 31 might have enough time to root in before it goes dormant if it’s sprigged.Otherwise I’d go Rhizomes Tall Fescue.  It’ll repair itself, and you can cut it down to an inch outside of the hottest months of the year.  You’ll have to water it being that it’s fescue.Based on what you’ve said I’d go with an annual cold season grass, and then go Bermuda in the spring.  Your soil will be just fine because of the cold season grass roots.</blockquote>