Grass Sod

Your Best Fort Worth Area Nursery for Grass Sod

St. Augustine grass is thick, luscious, easy to maintain, and as a natively-grown grass, thrives in shade or full sun and a very diverse type of soil. For a beautiful, tidy-looking lawn, consider St. Augustine grass varieties that thrive in your area! Premier Nursery carries a prime selection of sod for your yard’s needs.

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St. Augustine Raleigh: (Stenotaphrum secundatum)

St. Augustine grass is a warm-season lawn grass that is medium- to high-maintenance, and forms a thick, carpet-like sod, crowding out most weeds and other grasses. It requires 4-6 hours of sunlight daily. St. Augustine grass is slightly drought resistant, so monitoring how much rain the lawn gets is very important. Watering the lawn at least twice a week is good for this grass. The best time to water is early morning.

St. Augustine Palmetto ( Stenotaphrum secundatum):

Palmetto St. Augustine is the most popular lawn grass in North Texas known for its thick blades in sunny environments. It is a spreading grass that is invasive and even chokes out some weeds. St. Augustine is dormant in the winter months greening up when low temperatures are in the 50s.

Bermuda Sod-Common: (Cynodon dactylon)

Bermudagrass grows well throughout Texas. It is very tolerant of drought and traffic and requires full sunlight. Bermuda grass is quite visually appealing with its dark, blue-green color. Bermuda grass requires approximately 1 – 1.25 inches of water per week to stay healthy during summer. If the ground is sandy, a half-inch of water needs to be applied once every third day to keep grass growing as it should.

Zoysia: (Zoysia japonica)

Zoysia is a fine-bladed dark green grass with very good shade and drought tolerance. Zoysia also has one of the lowest water requirements of most turf grasses, requires minimal fertilization, and greens up earlier in the spring and stays green throughout the season. This variety easily handles foot traffic and is resistant to brown patch and most other pests.