Florida Sod
Types Of Sod Grass in Florida
St Augustine grass sod
St. Augustine grass is the most popular choice for lawns across Florida. This warm season grass thrives in the hot, humid Florida climate. St. Augustine forms a lush, thick turf perfect for everything from residental lawns to heavy activity commercial areas.
St. Augustine flourishes in sun or light shade making it versatile for all areas of your landscape.
St Augustine grass establishes quickly, and the dense growth naturally resists weeds and pests. Superior drought tolerance allows it to stay greener longer with less water usage.
Zoysia grass sod
For a lush, luxurious lawn in Florida’s hot climate, choose premium Zoysia grass sod. Zoysia makes a versatile lawn and is used in residential applications, golf courses, playgrounds, and parks.
Zoysia is a warm season grass perfect for Florida with impressive heat, drought and wear tolerance. The soft, fine-bladed texture forms a dense, tight mat for minimal weed and pest issues.
Zoysia maintains good winter color in Florida for year-round curb appeal. It thrives in full sun and tolerates light shade.
Bermuda grass sod
For an easy-care Florida lawn, Bermuda grass sod is the go-to solution. Bermuda is a hardy warm season grass that thrives in the hot southern climate. It delivers good wear and tear resistance for high traffic areas.
Rapid growth and recovery create a thick mat to choke out weeds. Bermuda maintains decent winter color in Florida’s mild climate. Its drought tolerance provides resilience during low rainfall periods. Our Bermuda sod is cultivated for quality and convenience.
The dense, lush texture establishes quickly for an instant landscape upgrade.
Centipede grass sod
Centipede grass is the easy-care, low-maintenance lawn for Florida’s sandy soils. This coarse, slow-growing sod forms a medium-green turf that handles partial shade well.
Centipede requires less mowing and watering once established. It has few serious pest or disease issues. Requires minimum maintenance to keep it looking good and to suppresses weeds. Centipedegrass tolerates Florida’s heat and holds up to high foot traffic when mature. This soil-enhancing sod introduces organic matter to sandy areas.
For Florida lawns where low-upkeep is key, Centipede sod is the top choice.