Texas Grass Types &Sod Selection Guide
Choose the perfect grass variety for your Texas property. Our expert guide helps you select based on sunlight, soil, and climate conditions.
Why Choosing the Right Grass Type Matters
Texas has diverse climate zones and soil conditions. The right grass variety ensures a beautiful, thriving lawn that suits your specific environment.
Climate Compatibility
Different grass types thrive in different Texas climate zones - from humid coastal areas to dry western regions.
Soil Adaptation
Texas clay, sandy, and limestone soils each favor different grass varieties for optimal growth and health.
Maintenance Requirements
Choose grass that matches your desired maintenance level - from low-maintenance Buffalo to premium St. Augustine.
Professional Installation Makes the Difference
Even the perfect grass variety needs expert installation. Our professional crews ensure proper soil preparation, precise installation, and initial care for the best possible results.
Find Your Perfect Grass Type
Use our interactive selector to discover which grass varieties work best for your specific yard conditions.
Find Your Perfect Grass Type
Choose your yard's sun exposure to see the best grass options for your property
St. Augustine
4-6 hours daily

St. Augustine Grass
Perfect For
Key Features
- Thick, carpet-like appearance
- Excellent shade tolerance
- Heat and humidity resistant
- Self-repairing growth pattern
Bermuda
8+ hours daily

Bermuda Grass
Perfect For
Key Features
- Extremely durable
- Excellent drought tolerance
- Fast establishment
- Dense, fine texture
Zoysia
5-7 hours daily

Zoysia Grass
Perfect For
Key Features
- Dense, carpet-like growth
- Excellent drought tolerance
- Slow establishment but long-lasting
- Beautiful texture and color
Buffalo Grass
8+ hours daily

Buffalo Grass Grass
Perfect For
Key Features
- Native Texas grass
- Extremely drought tolerant
- Low water requirements
- Naturally short growth
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Grass Growing Conditions Across Texas
East Texas (Houston, Beaumont)
- • High humidity, mild winters
- • Clay soil with drainage challenges
- • St. Augustine and Zoysia excel
- • Shade tolerance important under trees
Central Texas (Austin, San Antonio)
- • Hot summers, limestone soil
- • Moderate rainfall, drought periods
- • Buffalo and Bermuda grass thrive
- • Heat and drought tolerance crucial
North Texas (Dallas, Fort Worth)
- • Extreme temperature swings
- • Heavy black clay soil
- • Bermuda and St. Augustine popular
- • Cold tolerance needed for winters
West Texas (El Paso, Lubbock)
- • Arid climate, low rainfall
- • Sandy, alkaline soils
- • Buffalo grass ideal for low water
- • Extreme drought tolerance required
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