Bermuda grass is a popular, fast-growing grass, especially in the mid to southern United States, Zaber says. That's because Bermuda grass thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones between 6 and 9.

When you plant grass seed now, you will be able to estimate how long it will take for the seed to start growing. Tall fescues, which are the best seed for our climate and soil, will take 10-14 ...

Most of these grass types stop growing with consistent soil temperatures below 55°F. It is important to note that soil temperatures are on average 10°F cooler than air temperatures.