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Thanks for visiting our site! The Grass Man is the premiere grass installation company in the San Antonio area, including Kirby, New Braunfels, Schertz, Seguin, New Braunfels, Universal City, Hondo, Windcrest and more. We offer:
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Yes - we sell St. Augustine Floratam. Floratam is a fast-growing, vigorous, dark green, broad-leafed St. Augustine grass. very drought Tolerant with excellent resistance to Brown Patch and chinch bugs, making it the St. Augustine number one variety in South Texas. This amazing new grass was developed by our friends at Texas A&M University! We highly recommend it and the Grass Man is one of the few sod suppliers in Texas to offer this grass! Call us today to learn more about this amazing new product.
Is your yard in need of some TLC? Between the hot Texas summer and relatively unpredictable Texas winters, not to mention pets, the answer is probably yes. That's where we come in! We take pride in all of our installation jobs and will treat your lawn with the utmost care. Family owned and operated. We look forward to hearing from you.
Other areas of town served include Schertz Bandera, Christine, Geronimo, Grey Forest, Kingsbury, New Berlin, Santa Clara, Staples, Zuehl, Alamo Heights, Bulverde, Fair Oaks Ranch, Floresville, Helotes, Hondo, Kirby, Lackland AFB, Lakehills, Pleasanton, Selma, Terrell Hills, Windcrest and more. Install zoysia, celebration, Buffalo and other exotic grasses in any of these cities and areas of San Antonio today and receive top ranked customer service! No matter what your remodeling needs are, we can help! Some of our zoysia grass comes from Dallas Sod Grass and is always freshly cut on site. They have a great video on their site that shows how the sod farming process works.
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What about trees? Trees can usually be purchased from a nurseryman in any of three ways, depending on species and location. Trees make excellent shade options for new grass to thrive in and should be considered by anyone in San Antonio looking for help with their lawn.
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A Final Word on Sod Grass For San Antonio
First of all, there are advantages and disadvantages to both seeding and laying sod. However, for most people who have no prior experience seeding a lawn, that option would prove much more time consuming and labor intensive than they’d be anticipating. It takes quite a bit of patience to grow a lawn from seed. You must be willing to watch for progress often and keep off the lawn area for as long as it takes for it to get through the active growing phase. That could be anywhere from a few weeks to several months.
Staying off a growing lawn is fairly difficult for families with kids and pets. With sod, the installation process is a matter of hours and you and your family can start enjoying it almost immediately. There are a number of different types of grass to choose from which do well in the Houston area. Below we’ll break down the pros and cons of several varieties which can be purchased and installed as sod.
St. Augustine
Reighley St. Augustine was developed by North Carolina State University and released in 1980. It’s a robust lawn grass that has excellent cold tolerance and relatively good heat tolerance. It is a dark green color and has a thick, carpet-like texture. This grass does require quite a bit of water, but for the Houston area, this should not really be a problem. People tend to appreciate the fact that this variety of St. Augustine does a really good job of choking out weeds.
Some negatives include the fact that St. Augustine tends to attract chinch bugs which secrete a toxin that kills off the grass. It is also prone to Brown Patch fungus during the cooler season. Finally, this grass does grow very rapidly and you’ll have to maintain it so that it doesn’t creep into flower beds or onto sidewalks.
Palmetto St. Augustine
Compared to other varieties of St. Augustine, Palmetto St. Augustine has a finer texture with thinner blades and a more vibrant emerald green color. Other varieties tend to be more of a medium to dark green. Due to it’s softer, finer texture and rich color, Palmetto has become the most sold variety of St. Augustine.
This particular variety of St. Augustine is more shade tolerant compared with others. And even when it does receive less than ideal sunlight per day, it is still able to stay partially established with some patchiness.
The cons for Palmetto St. Augustine are comparable to Reighley St. Augustine, with the main difference being the softer texture of Palmetto and the denser texture of Reighley.
Celebration Bermuda grass
Celebration was originally bred in Australia. It has excellent shade and drought tolerance and is quite tolerant to wear and tear. Add to that it’s superior ability to recover, and you have a very popular pick for home lawns as well as golf courses and sports venues.
This variety of bermuda grass is a deep bluish green color which many people find appealing combined with its dense texture. Celebration Bermuda grass spreads quickly after establishment and easily chokes out weeds.
It does require full sun and tends to produce unsightly seed heads with lack of water. Also due to its fast growth pattern, you will need to have the time and patience to keep up with mowing. Also, like other varieties of bermudagrass, Celebration requires a high amount of fertilizer in order to do its best. It's as prone to certain types of worms and mites like other varieties of bermuda grass as well.
Staying off a growing lawn is fairly difficult for families with kids and pets. With sod, the installation process is a matter of hours and you and your family can start enjoying it almost immediately. There are a number of different types of grass to choose from which do well in the Houston area. Below we’ll break down the pros and cons of several varieties which can be purchased and installed as sod.
St. Augustine
Reighley St. Augustine was developed by North Carolina State University and released in 1980. It’s a robust lawn grass that has excellent cold tolerance and relatively good heat tolerance. It is a dark green color and has a thick, carpet-like texture. This grass does require quite a bit of water, but for the Houston area, this should not really be a problem. People tend to appreciate the fact that this variety of St. Augustine does a really good job of choking out weeds.
Some negatives include the fact that St. Augustine tends to attract chinch bugs which secrete a toxin that kills off the grass. It is also prone to Brown Patch fungus during the cooler season. Finally, this grass does grow very rapidly and you’ll have to maintain it so that it doesn’t creep into flower beds or onto sidewalks.
Palmetto St. Augustine
Compared to other varieties of St. Augustine, Palmetto St. Augustine has a finer texture with thinner blades and a more vibrant emerald green color. Other varieties tend to be more of a medium to dark green. Due to it’s softer, finer texture and rich color, Palmetto has become the most sold variety of St. Augustine.
This particular variety of St. Augustine is more shade tolerant compared with others. And even when it does receive less than ideal sunlight per day, it is still able to stay partially established with some patchiness.
The cons for Palmetto St. Augustine are comparable to Reighley St. Augustine, with the main difference being the softer texture of Palmetto and the denser texture of Reighley.
Celebration Bermuda grass
Celebration was originally bred in Australia. It has excellent shade and drought tolerance and is quite tolerant to wear and tear. Add to that it’s superior ability to recover, and you have a very popular pick for home lawns as well as golf courses and sports venues.
This variety of bermuda grass is a deep bluish green color which many people find appealing combined with its dense texture. Celebration Bermuda grass spreads quickly after establishment and easily chokes out weeds.
It does require full sun and tends to produce unsightly seed heads with lack of water. Also due to its fast growth pattern, you will need to have the time and patience to keep up with mowing. Also, like other varieties of bermudagrass, Celebration requires a high amount of fertilizer in order to do its best. It's as prone to certain types of worms and mites like other varieties of bermuda grass as well.