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TALL FESCUE: (NC) Our Confederate Superior Sod Blend Tall Fescue, a blend of Wolfpack, Coronado Gold, and Endeavor fescue, varieties that were developed in North Carolina to better withstand the heat and humidity of the Mid-Atlantic, results in a cool-season grass with dark green color, good density, and more extensive root system than other lawn grasses. This mixture brings together three of the most disease resistant varieties available. It is well adapted to cold winters and hot summers. Tall fescue is a good selection for a wide variety of uses including residential and commercial landscapes. |
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TIFWAY 419 BERMUDA: (NC, SC) A warm season grass which is dark green, dense, and low growing via rhizomes and stolons. Its root system is extensive and deep. It is best adapted to warm climates with excellent heat tolerance up to 110 degrees. It performs best during periods of heat and needs full sun to maintain turf-type quality. Tifway 419 has a winter dormancy period. Tifway 419 is an excellent choice for fairways, sports fields, residential, and commercial landscapes. It delivers excellent performance at close mowing heights and offers rapid generation from divots and sports activites. |
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ST. AUGUSTINE: (SC) St. Augustine is a hardy, low maintenance grass that is best suited for well drained soils. It is more frost tolerant than Centipede, Zoysia, and Bermuda thus holding its color longer. St. Augustine recovers well from wear or minor scalping as it sends out runners to repair bare spots. St. Augustine adapts to moderately shaded areas receiving 4-5 of direct sunlight. St. Augustine exhibits excellent salt tolerance making this grass a recommended choice for coastal locations. |
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CENTIPEDE: (NC, SC) Centipede is a slow-growing, creeping grass with short, upright stems growing 3-5 inches that require less mowing due to its slow growth habit. It is a warm season, uniform growing, medium to light green colored grass that is is widely adapted to acidic soils of low fertility. Centipede has a winter dormancy period. It requires very little maintenance. Low fertilizer requirements can be met with a yearly application. Centipede is grown is extensively in Southeastern United States. Centipede is best when mowed 1-1.5 inches. |
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CELEBRATION BERMUDA: (NC) A warm season grass which is blue-green in color, dense, and low growing via rhizomes and stolons. Its root system is deep and extensive. Celebration exhibits superior cold tolerance when compared with many other Bermuda grasses as well as offering some shade tolerance. Celebration has a winter dormancy period. Intervals between moving are longer than Tifway 419 due to prostate growth habit thus reducing maintenance costs. Celebration is an outstanding choice for fairways, sports fields, residential, and commercial landscapes. Celebration delivers excellent performance at close moving heights and offers extremely rapid generation from divots and sports activities. |
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EMPIRE ZOYSIA: (NC) Empire demonstrates superior dark green color, a wide blade, open growth habit, natural chemical resistance to MSMA, 2-4-D, and Fusilade II. It is a warm season grass that exhibits excellent drought tolerance. Unlike other Zoysia varieties, Empire has proven its ability to thrive in hot, humid climates. It has performed well in sandy and clay soil types with aggressive growth from stolons and rhizomes. Empire can be mowed quite successfully with a standard rotary mower due to its open growth habit. It offers good shade tolerance with very good cold tolerance. |
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