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  Homeowners today want a lawn that looks sharp without draining their weekends or their water bill. That balance is a big reason  Tiftuf Bermudagrass  has taken off in yards across the warmer states. Bred at the University of Georgia and tested for more than two decades, it uses about 38% less water than older bermuda varieties while staying green and dense. For families who want beauty and lower upkeep in the same package, that is a hard combination to pass up, and it explains why so many are making the switch. A Grass Built for Dry Spells Water restrictions and long, hot summers put ordinary lawns under real stress.  Tiftuf  handles both with ease. Its deep, efficient root system pulls moisture from further down in the soil, so it holds its color even when rain is scarce and neighbors are running sprinklers every evening. For anyone living where seasonal drought is a fact of life, that means fewer brown patches and noticeably smaller water bills over the cour...