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Artificial Turf vs. Natural Grass Since the inception of artificial turf, it has been an ongoing battle of which is better – artificial turf or natural grass? While we may be biased in our opinion here, there are a number of factors that come into play when comparing the two. Financially speaking, upon initial installation,...

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How much should I water my lawn? I wish I could tell you that if you water your grass for X amount of minutes, X times per week, your lawn would be happy; however, that is not the case. There are a few variables to consider including: sod variety, amount of rainfall, age of sod,...

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How Sod is an Important Erosion Control Tool A large portion of our business is derived from an erosion control standpoint. We spend countless hours perfecting areas that face washout damage due to natural elements such as wind and rain that negatively impacts a number of environments including construction sites, stormwater ditches, land development sites,...

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Do I really need to fertilize my lawn? Many people are under the impression that once their lawn has been installed, it will continue growing beautifully since it is new and healthy; however, that’s not always the case. After care plays an important factor in the overall health and look of your lawn – this...

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What is the best time of year to replace my lawn? Say what you will about our Floridian climate – the heat and humidity aren’t loved by all; however, it allows many of our favorite plants (grass included) to thrive in all of our “seasons.” If you’ve transplanted from up north to Florida, you may...

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Where does grass come from? Our sod comes directly from the farm to you. All of our grass is cut fresh to order, so you won’t have grass that’s been cut & sitting on a pallet for days before it makes it to you. That being said, let’s take it a step farther – what...

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Sand-Based Sod versus Muck-Based Sod Sand-based sod is just that – sod based out of a sandy soil. But what in the world is muck? Muck is a dark, loomy soil that is found in the southern part of the state, around the banks of Lake Okeechobee & south into the Everglades. As a whole,...

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Why isn’t my dead grass coming back to life? With the extreme heat we’ve experienced this summer, it’s not uncommon for your grass to burn & turn brown. That being said, there are a lot of other reasons your grass may be turning brown and ultimately dying. Many people automatically assume brown grass is dead...

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How does sod end up on pallets? Have you ever thought about how grass gets stacked so neatly on a pallet? How does it actually get cut out of the ground, and keep just enough soil & roots for it to be able to grow successfully in another environment? When sod is cut out of...

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Empire Zoysia We could talk for days about the benefits of Empire Zoysia – this is by far one of our residential customers’ favorite varieties on the market! There are entirely too many good things we could say about it. We’ll try to keep this concise, but it’s difficult not to get too excited given...

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