Types of Grasses

Do you need turfgrass that can take heavy foot traffic, or do you want a more refined look to accentuate your formal garden? No matter what you’re considering, you should always put function over form so you get the right type of lawn to fit your family’s needs.

For the most part, lawns in suburbia are like noses – everybody has one. Some are big, some are ugly, some are perfect for their surroundings. Let’s learn about some of the more common types of grass.

Do you know what type of lawn is best for you? Depending on where you live, you may need a cool-season grass, a warm-season grass or maybe even a blend of both. Let this simple regional turfgrass guide help you determine what your yard needs.

Finding the right source for your turfgrass can make a big difference in your new lawn. Take the time to explore your options, ask the right questions and make sure there’s a guarantee. Here are a few things to consider when trying to reach that lawn of your dreams.

Live in a warm climate? The first step to a healthy, lush lawn year-round is picking the right warm-season grass for your yard. Let’s compare grass! Here are seven great turf options for warm-climate gardeners: St. Augustine, centipede, Bermuda, Bahia grass, seashore paspalum, zoysia and buffalograss.