Bermuda Grass - Because of its dark gray-green color, drought tolerance, and high tolernce to foot traffic, Bermuda grass has become the most popular choice for southern lawns. Bermuda grass creeps along the ground and roots where ever a node touches the ground, forming a dense carpet...more info

Centipede Grass - 'The Lazy Man's Grass'! Centipede is the lowest maintenance of warm season grasses. It is a slow-growing, apple-green, coarse-leaved turfgrass that is adapted for use as a low maintenance, general purpose turf. It requires little fertilizer, infrequent mowing, and grows well in full sun to moderate shade. Centipede grass tolerates dry...more info

Zoysia Grass - Zoysia grass is thought of by many as the 'Cadillac of Lawn Grasses' because of its dark green color, density, low growth habit, and higher price. Meyers Zoysia is a carpet-like grass that will tolerate slightly more shade than the Bermudas, but it is much slower at spreading than Bermuda grass...more info

Fescue Grass - Tall Fescue is a cool season grass that remains green during the winter. Although it grows best in moist environments, tall fescue has fairly good drought tolerance if not mowed to low during the warm season (no less than 4 inches in height). Tall fescue is adapted to a wide range of soils, but does best on clay soils high in organic...more info

Bluegrass 'Thermal Blue' - Typically, bluegrasses have been grown only in the northern region of the United States. They simply could not take the heat down south. But, 'Thermal Blue' is new bluegrass variety that thrives even south of the transition zone. Thermal Blue combines the heat tolerance of turf-type tall fescue with the exceptional turf qualities of Kentucky Bluegrass...more info