For All Your Grass Installation and Wholesale Needs
Sod Grass Delivery in North DFW - Fast, Friendly Service
2413 E Hebron Parkway Carrollton TX 75010
1 Pallet (450 sq ft.) Sod Prices - $140-$175 Multi-Pallet Discounts
Grades of Sod: commercial, residential, high-end residential
Bermuda: $130 commercial, $150 residential, $175 high-end residential
St. Augustine: $167 commercial - $195 residential
Zoysia: $235 commercial, $275 residential
Delivery: $75-$100
GRASS PICKUP IS AVAILABLE | Dallas: (214) 796-7587 | Secondary Line: (214) 796-6955
Remember, there is: NO WARRANTY ON SOD, NO GUARANTEES, NO RETURN, NO REFUNDS, ALL SALES ARE FINAL
GRASS, PLANTS, ARE ALL PERISHABLE WE HAVE PROVIDED OR WILL PROVIDE THE SUGGESTED CARE, IT IS UP TO YOU TO HELP KEEP IT ALIVE
Please note: Grass prices may vary due to seasonal availability.
How to care for your sod grass? Click here for full watering instructions and care. This is very important!
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Welcome to Dallas Sod Grass. We service Dallas, Fort Worth and the surrounding suburbs like Plano, Frisco and Allen TX with:
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Don't buy until you talk to us! Offering the best prices on sod grass and zoysia in DFW!
Dallas Sod Grass - 9 DFW Area Locations:
Pickup Available
St Augustine - Zoysia - Bermuda Please call beforehand to ensure prompt service. 214-796-7587 |
Picking up sod grass from our retail location? See map below.
For pick up drive around back
West on Hebron parkway
North on 1st street
Serving all of DFW. Recent commercial clients include: Goode Gutter Cleaning in Plano - DFW Landscaping - DK Electricians - Texas Fence Staining Cedar Restoration
What Can Fresh Sod Grass and Landscaping Do For Your Front Yard?
The idea of landscaping the front yard is relatively new in history, and many Americans still seem unsure what to do with it. Front yards as we know them were virtually unknown in ancient times, when the only outdoor space associated with the house was a garden enclosed with the walls or courtyard of the house itself. The notion of landscaped spaces in front of houses, at least in the US, seems to have sprung up from two quite different sources: one the one hand the grand entrance gardens of European mansions, designed to impress visitors, and on the other hand the very simple greensward of colonial New England towns - the open commons on which sheep or cattle grazed, and toward which the houses and churches face. Things certainly have changed over the past few decades.
A far more troublesome anachronism is the old notion of "foundation planting". Plants and types of sod grass set directly against the house performed a function of sorts in the old days: the meticulously sheared shrubs not only added to the house's impressive effect, but they also hid the foundation and basement windows. For today's lower homes, however, foundation planting is not needed in most cases. We have access to any type of grass you may want for your yard and look forward to consulting with you on what makes the most sense for your specific living situation.
How to care for your sod grass? Click here for full watering instructions and care.
A far more troublesome anachronism is the old notion of "foundation planting". Plants and types of sod grass set directly against the house performed a function of sorts in the old days: the meticulously sheared shrubs not only added to the house's impressive effect, but they also hid the foundation and basement windows. For today's lower homes, however, foundation planting is not needed in most cases. We have access to any type of grass you may want for your yard and look forward to consulting with you on what makes the most sense for your specific living situation.
How to care for your sod grass? Click here for full watering instructions and care.
Videos of our grass farm's cutting process and residential grass installation can be found below:
The Finished Front Lawn (from above two videos)
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Creating a service area in your backyard: Decorative planting and fencing can also be used around another special-purpose area of a backyard; the service area. Such an area can accommodate almost anything - trash, clotheslines, a trailer or shed, or a garden work center. If you screen a service area with plants and grass, use evergreen varieties; they will hide any clutter better.
If space is very limited, as it often is in side yards, a fence or masonry wall will leave more ground free to lay zoysia or Bermuda grass. One of the simplest fences that will provide a visual barrier without creating a stockade effect is one of wire mesh covered with a lushly leaved, fast-growing evergreen vine such as English or Algerian ivy.