Bermuda Grass (noun)
Definition: Bermuda grass is a type of grass that originally comes from Europe but now grows in many warm parts of the world. It is often used for lawns (the grassy areas around homes) and pastures (land where animals can graze) especially in southern areas of the United States and in countries like India.
While there are no common idioms or phrasal verbs specifically related to "Bermuda grass," you might hear the phrase "green thumb," which means someone is good at gardening and growing plants.
Bermuda grass is a popular choice for grassy areas in warm climates because it is tough and can handle a lot of foot traffic.