Grass
In Texas, several grass species are popular for lawns, landscaping, and pasture purposes. The suitability of grass species may vary depending on factors such as region, climate, soil type, and intended use. Here are some popular grass seeds used in Texas.
We offer the most popular Texas grass types
- Common Bermuda (Cynodon dactylon): Common Bermuda grass is a warm-season grass widely used in Texas and other southern regions. It is known for its excellent heat and drought tolerance, making it suitable for areas with high temperatures and limited water availability. Common Bermuda forms a dense turf with fine to medium-textured leaves and can withstand heavy foot traffic. It is often used for lawns, parks, sports fields, and pastures.
- Tex Ace Bermuda (Cynodon dactylon ‘Tex Ace’): Tex Ace Bermuda is a variety of Bermuda grass specifically bred for its improved characteristics. It offers enhanced cold tolerance compared to common Bermuda, making it suitable for regions that experience occasional frost. Tex Ace Bermuda exhibits similar characteristics to common Bermuda, including its durability, heat tolerance, and ability to withstand foot traffic. It is commonly used for lawns and recreational areas in Texas.
- Forage Bermuda (Cynodon dactylon): Forage Bermuda is a Bermuda grass variety primarily used for grazing livestock and hay production. It has a coarser texture compared to other Bermuda grass types mentioned earlier. Forage Bermuda has good drought tolerance, regrowth ability, and the ability to withstand heavy grazing. It is commonly found in pastures, hayfields, and other agricultural settings in Texas.
- Bermuda Triangle (Cynodon dactylon ‘Bermuda Triangle’): Bermuda Triangle is another cultivated variety of Bermuda grass. It is known for its dark green color, fine texture, and improved cold tolerance compared to common Bermuda. Bermuda Triangle performs well in a variety of soil types and exhibits good resistance to disease and pests. This variety is often chosen for lawns, golf courses, and athletic fields where a fine-textured, visually appealing turf is desired.
- Sahara Bermuda (Cynodon dactylon ‘Sahara’): Sahara Bermuda is a warm-season grass that has gained popularity in Texas due to its exceptional drought tolerance. It has an extensive root system, allowing it to access water deep in the soil profile, making it suitable for areas with limited irrigation. Sahara Bermuda has a medium to coarse texture and exhibits good wear tolerance. It is commonly used in residential and commercial landscapes, parks, and golf course roughs.
- Buffalograss (Bouteloua dactyloides): Buffalograss is a native warm-season grass that is well-suited for low-maintenance lawns in Texas. It has a fine texture, good heat and drought tolerance, and requires less water and fertilizer compared to other grasses. It thrives in the drier regions of Texas.
Things to Consider When Selecting Your Texas Grass Type
When selecting a grass type for your specific needs, consider factors such as climate, sunlight exposure, soil conditions, maintenance requirements, and the intended use of the turf. It is always advisable to consult with local agricultural extension offices, landscapers, or turf grass specialists who can provide guidance based on your specific location and requirements.
For full sunlight yards that’s desired to be mowed Turf Bermuda is the seed of choice for most cases. Hill country and west Texas areas the native turf blend is a great choice .
- We do not offer a permanent grass that’s shade tolerant and can be mowed short .
- We do offer native blends that are shade tolerant and can be left for there natural growth
- We have the hill country blend and deluxe prairie blend for the common areas full sunlight as well not designed for mowing
Bermuda Selections
Turf Bermudas
Forage Bermuda
(33% Giant Bermuda (Hulled), 33% Majestic (Un-Hulled), 33% Common Bermuda (Hulled))
(Mohawk, Giant, and Cheyenne Bermudas)
Native Grass Selections
Native seeds are the only shade tolerant seeds we have. They are designed not to be mowed.
Buffalo, BlueGrama & Curley Mesquite
(25% Sideoats, 5% Switchgrass, 20% Big Bluestem, 5% Indiangrass, 15% Little Bluestem, 10% Sand Lovegrass, and 20% Green Sprangletop). Creates Biodiversity by providing wildlife habitats as well as providing a great forage production.
(33% Blue Grama, 67% Buffalo Grass)
Low maintenance and most drought resistant
(30% Sideoats, 10% Little Bluestem, 5% Blue Grama, 15% Green Sprangletop, 20% Buffalograss, 20% Bristlegrass). Mix of warm season grasses Ideal for wildlife and well suited for grazing.
A blend of the 5 top rated turf fescues gives a dark green, deep rooted & drought tolerant lawn.
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