ST. AUGUSTINE

  • Warm-season lawn grass
  • Shade tolerant
  • Heat and salt tolerant
  • Medium- to high-maintenance requirements
  • Known as the "carpet" grass
  • 450 sq. ft. per pallet (approximately)
  • Pallets only

BERMUDA

  • Warm-season lawn grass
  • Requires full sun and good drainage
  • Heat, drought, traffic and salt tolerant
  • High maintenance and nutrient requirements
  • Usually found on sports' fields
  • 450 sq. ft. per pallet (approximately)
  • Pallets or hydroseed

ZOYSIA

  • Warm-season grass with improved cold tolerance
  • Prefers sun, tolerates some light shade
  • Heat- and drought-tolerant
  • Dense, traffic-tolerant growth
  • Low water and maintenance requirements
  • Comparable to Centipede Grass
  • 450 sq. ft. per pallet (approximately)
  • Pallets or hydroseed

HYDROSEED (HYDROMULCH)

Offering a more affordable alternative to a beautiful lawn. Prices start at $0.16 per square foot. Options include Bermuda, Centipede, Zoysia and Rye.

**Minimum 2,500 sq. ft.

HOW SHOULD I PREPARE TO LAY SOD?

Sod roots will need to be able to penetrate the ground, so soil should be loose, not packed. You can either use a rake to loosen the soil or till compost in to it to add nutrients.

HOW MUCH DO I NEED TO WATER NEW SOD?

New sod needs to be wet as much as possible for the first 10 - 14 days, being careful not to overwater. Once the grass square becomes harder to pull up, watering can be cut back slightly. Once the grass is unable to pull up, a "normal" watering schedule can be resumed.

SHOULD I FERTILIZE NEW SOD?

It is not necessary to fertilize new sod. However, it may be beneficial to use a root stimulator to aid in root establishment of the sod.