CitraBlue® St. Augustine grass was developed by the University of Florida’s turfgrass breeding program under a sponsored Research Service Agreement with the Turfgrass Producers of Florida, Inc. (TPF). CitraBlue® St. Augustine is known for its deep blue-green color and disease resistance. CitraBlue® St. Augustine has less vertical growth than most St. Augustines and allows for minimal mowing and maintenance. CitraBlue’s shade tolerance is ranked at the top alongside Palmetto® St. Augustine.--

Bitter Blue has a very coarse texture. It is a darker green color than common St. Augustine grasses. It is an improved variety of St. Augustine for cold and shade tolerant areas.

Zoysia is a type of lawngrass becoming more popular in Florida lawns. It's dark green, and shorter and finer textured than St. Augustinegrass. Zoysiagrass is adapted to a variety of soils and can have good tolerance to shade, salt, and traffic. It provides a dense, attractive turf.

Floratam St. Augustine sod is one of the three species of the St Augustine grass. When compared to Raleigh and Palmetto which are the other species of the St. Augustine sod, Floratam more is coarse-textured with longer grass blades that are thicker and wider. Floratam is the most used home lawn in all of Florida, and it adds values to the home for years to come