Sod & Grasses - All Varieties Delivered
Whether you’re planting a new lawn or starting over, you may be surprised to find that you have options when it comes to choosing your grass. However, there are a few factors you should consider before you make your choice. For example, you’ll have to think about the conditions your lawn will need to endure, the type of irrigation you use (do you use salt water?), and the PH of your soil. You’ll also want to consider your lifestyle. Here is some information about some of the choices you have here in Florida.
NOTE: PRICE IS ONLY FOR SOD AND DELIVERY IN THE JACKSONVILLE AREA. INSTALLATION IS $300 ADDITIONAL PER PALLET. OUR PALLETS OF SOD ARE 450-500 SQUARE FEET. PLEASE CALL US TO DISCUSS DELIVERY ONLY OPTIONS.
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NOTE: PRICE IS ONLY FOR SOD
DELIVERY FEE: $125.00 (UP TO 5 PALLETS). Further distances may be an upcharge.
INSTALLATION - ADDITIONAL $300 PER PALLET TO INSTALL. PRICE INCLUDES BASIC YARD PREPARATION. *PRICES MAY VARY FOR PREP WORK!
St. Augustine
This type of grass is a Florida favorite. It loves the heat, is resistant to drought and can tolerate high levels of salt. Water it well, and you’ll get a thick layer of turf, filled with broad flat grass blades in a lovely blue-green color.
• Planting Methods: Plugs, sprigs or sod – seeds are rare.
• Ideal Soil Type: Grows in many soil types – PH should be between 5.0 and 8.5.
• Recommended Mowing Height – 3.5 to 4 inches
Bermuda
Bermuda grass is green-gray in color, and its blades are short with long rough edges. Its deep roots make it incredibly resistant to drought, weeds and high traffic, making it a popular choice for golf courses and sports fields. Regular maintenance and weekly watering help maintain appearance.
• Planting Methods: Seed or sprigs
• Ideal Soil Type: Grows in many soil types.
• Recommended Mowing Height – 0.5 to 2 inches
Bahia
Bahiagrass has coarse leaves and thrives in hot, dry climates and sandy soils. It doesn’t require a lot of fertilizer or irrigation, making it an excellent choice for homes on large lots or acreage — or anywhere where there is little to no irrigation. Weekly mowing is often needed.
• Planting Method: Seeds
• Ideal Soil Type: Grows best in sandy soils with a low PH.
• Recommended Mowing Height – 3 to 4 inches
Centipede
Centipede grass is a popular choice for Florida homeowners who want a low-maintenance lawn. Because it is a low-growing grass, it doesn’t require a lot of mowing.
• Planting Methods: Seed
• Ideal Soil Type: Grows best in sandy, mildly acidic soils with a PH between 5 and 6.
• Recommended Mowing Height – 1.5 to 2 inches
Zoysia
Zoysia is a dark green turf-like grass with stiff leaf blades. It grows well in the sun and can handle lots of traffic, making it a popular choice for golf courses and coastal areas.
• Planting Methods: Plugs, seeds or sod.
• Ideal Soil Type: Adapts to a variety of soil types, but thrives in soils low in potassium.
• Recommended Mowing Height – 1 to 2 inches