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Celebration’s extremely dark, bluish color puts it in a class all by itself. Celebration has the unique combination of rapid lateral growth and slower vertical growth. Celebration recovers quickly from wear, but still requires 30-50% less mowing than other turfgrasses. Celebration also has excellent sod strength which means easier handling and better looking installations. Celebration can be mowed with a sharp rotary mower or a reel mower.
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This grass is the most widely used turfgrass in Arizona. Midiron is an attractive, low maintenance turf. Midiron has medium coarse leaf texture with a blue-green color. Midiron transitions extremely well from winter overseeding and recovers quickly from high traffic. Midiron can be mowed with a reel mower or a sharp rotary mower.
Tifway is used on more professional sports fields and golf courses than any other bermuda grass variety. Tifway has extraordinary durability combined with a dark green, medium fine texture. Tifway 419 is a great choice for home lawns, sports fields, and golf fairways. Tifway can be mowed with a sharp rotary motor, or a reel mower can be used for a more manicured look.
Tifgreen has a very fine texture and a bright green color. This variety was originally developed for use on golf course greens and is your best choice if you prefer a highly manicured appearance. Tifgreen is still used on some golf greens, but it also makes and excellent choice for fairways and home lawns. Tifgreen can be mowed with a sharp rotary mower, however, we recommend a reel mower for best results.
Palmetto is a semi-dwarf St. Augustine grass and is our best performer in shady conditions. Palmetto also thrives in full sunlight and is the most heat-tolerant of all St. Augustine cultivars. Palmetto has a coarse texture with a soft leaf. Palmetto makes a stunning bright green turf. Palmetto should not be over-seeded in the winter. Palmetto should be mowed with a sharp rotary mower.
