California Tested.

California Tough.

A California Grass Built to Last

Times are changing, weather is less predictable, water and nature conservation are now a fact of life. To meet these challenges, California homeowners need responsible, responsive environmental landscapes that naturally adapt to changing climate conditions. In place of artificial plastic products, they want real organic solutions.

That’s why locally based, agricultural experts have turned to a proven warm climate performer, one suited for the exact needs of Southern California… drought tolerant Bermuda turfgrass.

A California Grass Built to Last

Times are changing, weather is less predictable, water and nature conservation are now a fact of life. To meet these challenges, California homeowners need responsible, responsive environmental landscapes that naturally adapt to changing climate conditions. In place of artificial plastic products, they want real organic solutions.

That’s why locally based, agricultural experts have turned to a proven warm climate performer, one suited for the exact needs of Southern California… drought tolerant Bermuda turfgrass.

Introducing Bermuda Grass

The Real California Lawn™

A Grass That Survives… And Thrives

Why Bermuda? It has a history of dealing with irregular weather in tropic conditions, heat, wind, drought and rain. Bermuda grass adapts easily by creating a deeper rooting structure that can survive and thrive in difficult conditions.

Here’s just a few of the benefits of Bermuda grass..

Drought Tolerant

Bermuda grass is highly drought-resistant. It has a deep root system that can reach down several feet, allowing it to access moisture well below the surface

Heat Tolerant

Bermuda grass thrives in full sun and can withstand high temperatures, a common characteristic of Southern California weather

Salt Tolerant

Bermuda grass’s natural resistance to salinity can be a big plus for Southern California’s coastal communities

Wear Resistant

Bermuda grass is robust and can withstand heavy traffic, making it a good choice for recreational areas and other high-use spots.

Healthy Grow Habit

Bermuda grass spreads through both rhizomes and stolons, quickly filling in bare spots and outcompeting many types of weeds

Easy Maintenance

Bermuda grass requires less watering and fertilizing and naturally goes dormant in cooler weather, making it ideal for homeowners wanting less fuss.

A Durable Grass for a Demanding Environment

The California climate is warming so we need cool solutions – now.

That’s where lawns play a huge role. Landscapes filled with rocks, bare soil and artificial grass build up heat, up to 14 degrees higher than lawns, leading to “heat islands.” Multiply that heat by tens of thousands of homes and the temperatures just keep rising.

A natural grass lawn has the opposite effect – it cools your living environment. An average-sized lawn has a cooling effect equivalent to about 8 to 10 tons of air conditioning.(For comparison, the average home air conditioning system is around 3 to 4 tons.)

What’s more, a natural Bermuda grass lawn provides these vital ecological benefits…

Erosion Control

Bermuda grass has deep roots that prevents erosion caused by wind and water.

Water Filtration

As the water passes through the root zone, it filters out pollutants and prevents groundwater runoff.

Carbon Sequestration

Bermuda grass absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and stores it away in its biomass.

Air Purification

In addition to carbon, lawns trap dust, smoke particles and other pollutants to continually purify the air.

Noise Reduction

Landscaped areas with turfgrass reduce noise pollution by absorbing and deflecting sounds.

Meet the Growers

Bermuda Grass might sound far away and exotic, but it’s grown and harvested right here in Southern California by the area’s top sod producers.

These growers understand the needs of California because their families live, work and play in the same communities. They’re committed to cultivating natural, responsible solutions that are not only in touch with the region’s environmental needs, but also the needs of active and growing families – the need for open, accessible and inviting places to socialize, interact and recreate.