Grass For Sale in Nacogdoches, TX
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The Grass Store has world-class Texas sod to meet the needs of Nacogdoches residents and business owners. We specialize in the following varieties of grass sales and installation:
If you are in need of grass and landscaping products, get in touch with The Grass Store. We are your Nacogdoches grass provider of turf, sod, and landscaping materials.
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Types of Grass - Nacogdoches, TX
St. Augstine Grass Nacogdoches, TX
✓ Palmetto St. Augustine Grass
Bermuda Grass Nacogdoches, TX
Zoysia Grass Nacogdoches, TX
Looking for drought tolerant grass? (of course you are!)
Texas TifTuf Bermuda grass is THE standard in drought-tolerant grass. What makes Tiftuf Bermuda Grass so great for residents of Nacogdoches?
TifTuf has better drought tolerance, wear tolerance, cold tolerance, and heat tolerance compared to other varieties of Bermuda Grass. Tiftuf is known for a spring green-up, better color retention in the fall, and better shade tolerance than similar varieties of grass.
Further, it maintains 95% more green leaf tissue during drought stress. This means when other bermuda grasses are turning brown from lack of rain and irrigation, TifTuf will always stay green on your lawn.
Over 25 years of development makes TifTuf the most researched and tested grass in Texas. In 2013, TifTuf Bermuda was entered into the National Turfgrass Evaluation Program (NTEP) and the results revealed that TifTuf scored the highest quality ratings in TEXAS!
Why We Love Texas Tiftuf Bermuda Grass
- Most Popular Bermuda Grass
- Most Drought-Tolerant Bermuda Grass
- Most Wear-Tolerant Bermuda Grass
- Most Shade-Tolerant Bermuda Grass
- Deep Green Color
- Thrives in Heat And Humidity
- Extremely Cold-Hardy
Texas Tifway 419 Bermuda grass features a fine blade (1.7mm) and is dark green in color when fertilized properly.
Commonly seen on residential homes, fairways of golf courses, and almost every athletic field imaginable, Tifway 419 Bermuda has long been the standard for bermuda grasses.
Tifway 419 Bermuda requires FULL SUN but is extremely drought tolerant and very hardy making it an increasingly popular choice for home lawns.
Why We Love Texas Tiftuf 419 Bermuda Grass
- Good Drought Tolerance
- Vigorous Grower
- Excels in Full Sun
- Gold Standard for Golf Courses
- Deep Green Color
- Thrives in Heat And Humidity
- Extremely Cold-Hardy
Texas Celebration Bermuda grass features a slightly larger blade (2.8mm) than Tifway 419 Bermuda and is a dark blue-green color when fertilized properly.
Although it requires full sun, Celebration Bermuda is exceptionally drought tolerant and grows/recovers fast.
Celebration Bermuda Grass is an amazing turf grass choice for Nacogdoches homeowners, contractors, golf course superintendents, and sports turf managers who want a medium-bladed Bermuda Grass.
Why We Love Texas Celebration Bermuda Grass
- Excellent Drought Tolerance
- Aggressive Growth Recovery
- Most Popular Bermuda Grass for Commercial Jobs
- Some Shade Tolerance
- Striking Blue-Green Color
- Thrives in Heat And Humidity/Extremely Cold-Hardy
Texas Raleigh St. Augustine grass has long been the standard for Nacogdoches and the entire Gulf Coast region. Thanks to its tolerance of heat, humidity and frost, Raleigh St. Augustine is our #1 selling St. Augustine grass.
Excellent at choking out weeds, Raleigh St. Augustine Grass is SAD (St. Augustine Decline) resistant – a major plus for those looking to install a hardier grass in their lawn.
Why We Love Texas Raleigh St. Augustine
- Most popular St. Augustine grass
- Dense, carpet-like texture
- Good shade tolerance
- Chokes out weeds
- Dark green color
- Tolerates heat & humidity
- Cold-hardy grass
Texas Palmetto St. Augustine Grass is our #1 selling grass for shaded areas.
Palmetto St. Augustine Grass is a medium-bladed cultivar known for better color and a finer textured blade than Raleigh St. Augustine Grass. A massive root system allows this grass to be more shade tolerant, drought-tolerant, and hardier than other St. Augustine varieties.
Featuring a slightly smaller blade (8-9mm) than Raleigh St. Augustine, Palmetto is a gorgeous dark emerald green color when fertilized properly.
Palmetto demonstrates more shade tolerance (min. 4 hrs of sun) and drought tolerance compared to Raleigh St Augustine. Thriving in shaded areas where other grasses fail, Palmetto St. Augustine grass is the Best Shade Grass available.
Why We Love Texas Palmetto St. Augustine
- Most Shade Tolerant St. Augustine
- Most Shade Tolerant St. Augustine
- Softest Textured St. Augustine
- Vivid Emerald Green Color
- Chokes Out Weeds
- Tolerates heat & humidity
- Cold-hardy grass
Texas Palisades Zoysia is known to be a “friendly” grass due to its high density that is especially suitable for home lawns. Due to its low light requirements, Palisades Zoysia grass is an excellent choice for low-maintenance landscapes.
Developed by Texas A&M University, Palisades Zoysia is shade tolerant like a St. Augustine grass and drought tolerant like a Bermuda grass. Texas Palisades Zoysia grass features a medium blade (5-7mm) and is dark green in color.
Slow growing, low fertilizer requirements, and aesthetically one of a kind, Palisades Zoysia is the #1 selling Zoysia grass in East Texas.
Why We Love Texas Palisades Zoysia Grass
- Low maintenance for residential homes
- Most Popular Zoysia Grass
- Shade Tolerant Like St. Augustine
- Drought Tolerant Like Bermuda Grass
- Slow Growing
- Low Fertilizer Requirements
- Dark Green Color
- Developed for Heat & Cold Tolerance
Emerald Zoysia Grass was released in 1955 by the Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station and the USDA. Commonly referred to as the “Cadillac” of turf, over 60 years later it is still a favorite for Texas landscaping.
Texas Emerald Zoysia is a fine-bladed, extremely dense turf that is noted for its dark green color. Emerald is one of the slowest growing Zoysia grasses – which means you only need to mow every 7-10 in the growing season.
Emerald is the ideal turf for a home lawn. Other characteristics include cold tolerance, drought tolerance, shade tolerance and low fertilizer requirements.
Why We Love Texas Emerald Zoysia Grass
- Slowest Growing Zoysia Grass
- More Shade Tolerant Than St. Augustine
- Drought Tolerant Like Bermuda Grass
- Lowest Maintenance of any Zoysia Variety
- Low Fertilizer Requirements
- Dark Emerald Green Color
- Tolerates Extreme Heat & Cold
Texas Zeon Zoysia Grass is a fast-growing, fine-bladed grass that is translucent green in color with a soft leaf texture.
Marketed as a true “barefoot lawn grass,” Zeon’s extensive root system allows it to quickly recover from drought, thrive in full sun, and have excellent shade tolerance only requiring 3 hours of direct sunlight.
Why We Love Texas Zeon Zoysia Grass
- Most Shade Tolerant of Any Variety
- Drought Tolerant Like Bermuda Grass
- Softest-Textured Fine-Bladed Zoysia Grass
- Most Popular Zoysia for Golf Course Fairways
- Low Fertilizer Requirements
- Translucent Green Color
- Does Well in Extreme Heat & Cold
Commonly used for homeowners that want a fine-bladed, golf course look to their yard, Texas Cavalier Zoysia grass features a fine blade (3-4mm) and is dark green in color.
Developed by Texas A&M University, Cavalier Zoysia is shade tolerant, drought-tolerant, slow-growing grass that was developed to stay low to the ground. Because of this feature, it requires less mowing, making this an excellent low-maintenance grass for Nacogdoches homeowners.
Why We Love Texas Cavalier Zoysia Grass
- Slow Growth Requires Less Frequent Mowing
- More Shade Tolerant Than St. Augustine
- Drought Tolerant
- Most Insect-Resistant Zoysia
- Low Fertilizer Requirements
- Dark Green Color
- Excellent Heat & Cold Tolerance
Sod Installation Nacogdoches, Tx.
Are you looking for Sod Installation in the Nacogdoches area? Don’t want to get your hands dirty laying sod? All you have to do is contact The Grass Store!
Whether it’s a small job to multiple truckloads of grass, our sod installation crews can get the job done professionally and within your desired budget.
Nacogdoches Grass Installation: What We Do
On big jobs we carry forklifts with us if there is enough room to use them. This makes installation much faster because we can easily move the grass as needed.
If we can’t use a forklift, our team will simply wheelbarrow the grass to where it’s needed.
Either way, our grass installation is simple, seamless, and stress-free. Our job is to make sure your lawn looks perfect … no mess.
How Much Notice Do We Need?
Typically, we can install your grass within 3-7 days after being hired for the job. Timing will depend on the type of grass required and the local availability.
For most jobs, we will start and finish your grass installation on the same day.
Do We Give Sod Installation Estimates In Nacogdoches?
We don’t do estimates. Most of the time the homeowner can give us measurements over the phone and give us a pretty good idea if the job is ready for us.
This is for the benefit of our customers. We keep things as simple as possible. By not having to send someone out to give “Free” estimates allows us to not charge as much for our work.
Ready to buy grass in Nacogdoches, Tx?
Grass is not a small purchase – it’s an investment in the future of your home or business. We treat all jobs, both big and small, with the same care, attention, and passion to ensure that our customers are completely satisfied with our services.
If you are ready to buy your grass or just have any question,
Contact us by phone at 936-588-8873 or send us a message through our Contact Form
We look forward to serving you!
Why We Love Nacogdoches, Texas
Nacogdoches is the home of Stephen F. Austin State University, and is rich in history. Popularly known as the oldest town in Texas, Nacogdoches has history dating back to the time of the Caddo Indians. At the center of the Piney Woods (and just a short drive from Lufkin) The city has been under more flags than the state of Texas, claiming nine flags. In addition to the Six Flags of Texas, it also flew under the flags of the Magee-Gutierrez Republic, the Long Republic, and the Fredonian Rebellion.
Historic Downtown Nacogdoches, with its charming brick streets and old-fashioned multi-level storefronts, looks as if it just emerged from a time capsule. Beyond its allure, the downtown area is full of one-of-a-kind shops to browse and restaurants to try.
Nacogdoches rich heritage attracts visitors from around the country. A major event in the spring is the Nacogdoches Azalea Trail. The Mast Arboretum is a ten acre garden along LaNana creek at Stephen F. Austin State University.