Grass

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

St. Augustine

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

Hydroseed (Hydromulch)

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.

New sod Care

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.