“In Agriculture, specifically Horticulture, sod is a patch of grass with soil beneath it, held together by its grassroots or another piece of thin material.”
Another name used for sod is “Turf”.
Sods are used by Landscapers for:
Following are some of the SOD Grass Types recommended in Frisco, TX:
Bermuda Grass is one of the most sun loving warm season lawn and pasture grasses. The most widespread types of Bermuda Grass planted in North Texas Lawns are:
The 419 is a finer blade grass than the Common Bermuda Grass.
Benefits: Both grasses are tolerant of drought and traffic. They both require full sunlight for their growth and provide with a very good grass cover.
Drawbacks: The major disadvantage is its poor shade tolerance, growing only a few feet in a heavily shaded area. In slight shade, it will produce only a thin turf at best.
In North Texas, the most widely grown variety of St. Augustine is “Raleigh St. Augustine.”
Raleigh St. Augustine is Medium Green in color, and is best grown in Heavier clay soils.
The grass, known for its lovely Blue-Green Hue, turns Brown in winters in areas that have a cold climate.
Benefits: St. Augustine Grass is very tolerant of salt and is grown along the coast for that reason. It is SAD Virus resistant. It competes well with weeds.
Drawbacks: Fungal diseases, including “Large Brown Patch” and “Gray Leaf Spot” can cause patches of St. Augustine Grass to die. Moreover, St. Augustine Grass holds up only to normal lawn traffic. It has relatively poor wear tolerance and won’t thrive in an area with repeated foot traffic.
Zoysia Grass is best established from sod. It is a good grass for full sun and lightly shaded areas. It has similar maintenance requirements as St. Augustine Grass and is Slow Growing. It doesn’t need to be mowed or edged as often as other turf grasses.
Benefits: Zoysia Grass will maintain a better color in cool weather, if fertilized during the fall. It is also very water efficient, needing only about a half-inch of weekly rain to thrive.
Drawbacks: Vertical Growth of Zoysia Grass is really slow. Zoysia grass forms heavy thatch, which is a thick, brown or black layer of plant debris between the soil and the grass. If thatch is more than 3/4 inch thick, water, fertilizer and pesticides never reach the soil because they cannot penetrate the tough, dry layer. If Zoysia Grass grows roots in the dry thatch layer, the roots cannot receive water. Although Zoysia Grass tolerates drought, it turns brown and goes dormant without frequent watering during prolonged dry spells.
Following is the pricing, followed for each grass type for Frisco SOD:
Grass Type | Price/Area |
Bermuda Grass | $2.05/ft² |
St. Augustine Grass | $2.15/ft² |
Zoysia Grass | $2.25/ft² |
The whole Frisco SOD Installation Process will be covered, under the above mentioned prices. This process will include:
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Frisco is a city in Texas and part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area
ZIP codes: 75033-75036, 75068, 75071
Frisco, a suburb of Dallas with a population of 165,700, is considered among some of the best places to live in Texas.
When talking about Frisco, the first thing that comes to the mind is usually The Star, a notably popular sports complex where the Dallas Cowboys train. Frisco, also notable for or its vibrant cowboy shows, is considered Texas’ rodeo capital. In addition, Frisco also hosts minor league hockey and baseball.
The cost of living in Frisco is 1% lower than the national average. Cost of living is quantified based on factors such as your work, salary and real estate property value.
Frisco is another amazing city in North Texas that Plano Landscaping is extending its business reach to.
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