Bacterial joint inflammation, also known as bacterial or septic arthritis, is a serious and painful infection in a joint. Bacteria can infiltrate your joint and cause rapid onset of cartilage deterioration and bone damage.
Well-maintained Bermuda grass stays evenly green. Although it goes dormant and turns brown in the winter, Bermuda grass (Cynodon dactylon) offers a deep green lawn in the spring, summer and fall in U.S. Department of Agriculture hardiness zones 7 through 10.
A warm season, clump forming grass that grows to about 4' tall. An upright grower. Will form a large clump over time. The dark green 3/4 wide leaves change to a bright red-orange in fall, and eventually fade to a silken white in winter. The feathery white seed heads appear in August and are showy and persist throughout the winter months. A fun addition to the winter landscape. Do not cut back Flame grass until early April.