Sola® follows in the footsteps of long-standing cultivar Raleigh St. Augustinegrass from NC. State, and adds several improvements including aggressive growth, shade tolerance, drought tolerance and superior sod strength in combination with turf quality. While the new line is comparable to Raleigh in terms of cold tolerance, it possesses a better pest resistance package having better […]
Bermudagrass was developed by renowned Oklahoma State University and is a top quality rated NTEP bermudagrass. It shows resistance to spring dead spot and is one of the most cold-hardy bermudagrasses on the market. Latitude 36 offers high traffic tolerance and exceptional visual appeal.
TifSport is a hybrid emerald-green bermudagrass that features good cold tolerance. Able to thrive in today’s demanding sports turf conditions, TifSport handles intense cart and foot traffic. It has good pest resistance and is strong and flexible under pressure.
Raleigh St. Augustine grass is a cold-hardy cultivar released by North Carolina State University in 1980. It has a medium green color with a coarse texture. Raleigh adapts well to heavier, organic, clay soils with medium to low soil pH.
GN-1 is a dark green, medium textured hybrid bermudagrass with a excellent wear recovery ability making it ideal for sports and residential traffic. It has good damage recovery aspects and a very good tolerance to saline soil and water conditions.
Zorro Zoysia is a fine bladed, dark green grass with very good shade tolerance, good traffic tolerance and rapid recuperative ability. Zorro has one of the lowest water use requirements of any of the zoysia varieties. It greens up quickly in spring and holds color well into fall.
Tifway 419 is a dense, fine-textured, hybrid bermudagrass. This warm season turf grass requires full sun, and has a good heat tolerance, wear resistance and will recover quickly if damaged. Although Tifway 419 is an excellent choice for home lawns in northern part of the transition zone between cool and warm season grasses, it is […]
Common Centipede is one of the most widely used grasses for home lawns in the Southeastern United States. Well suited for low pH soils, common Centipede is a slow growing grass that needs very little fertilizer and handles drought well.