St. Augustinegrass
The most widely planted lawn grass on the First Coast, with Floratam and other cultivars suited to Northeast Florida's sandy soil and sun, recommended by UF/IFAS Extension.
Jacksonville, FL · Sod delivery & installation
Jacksonville Sod Company delivers warm season sod matched to Northeast Florida. From the sandy lots of the Southside to the coastal yards of Ponte Vedra, we cut to order so your grass arrives green and ready for the First Coast sun.
A Jacksonville sod grower who knows First Coast sand and salt air, not a garden center treating sod as a weekend sideline.
Jacksonville spreads across the flat, sandy First Coast in USDA hardiness zone 9a, where fast draining soil, salt air near the beaches, and a long humid growing season set the rules for lawns. Sandy ground drains quickly and holds little fertility, so deep rooted, sun loving grasses do best. St. Augustine carpets most yards here, while Bahia handles the leanest sun baked lots and Centipede suits lower maintenance homeowners. We pick grass that thrives on sand instead of fighting it.
The most widely planted lawn grass on the First Coast, with Floratam and other cultivars suited to Northeast Florida's sandy soil and sun, recommended by UF/IFAS Extension.
A dense, fine textured turf that gives a tidy Jacksonville lawn with good wear tolerance and some shade tolerance, listed by UF/IFAS Extension for the region.
A low input, deep rooted grass that thrives on the sandy, low fertility soils common around Jacksonville, recommended by UF/IFAS Extension for full sun lawns.
A slow growing, low maintenance grass that suits the acidic sandy soils of Northeast Florida, noted by UF/IFAS Extension for homeowners who want less mowing.
Fresh cut pallets delivered across the First Coast, harvested to order so the grass arrives green despite the Northeast Florida heat and humidity.
Our crew lays, seams, and rolls your sod for firm soil contact so it roots quickly in Jacksonville's loose, sandy ground.
We grade and amend the fast draining sand common around Jacksonville so new sod holds moisture long enough to establish.
We strip out worn turf and weeds and haul it away so your new First Coast lawn starts on clean, level ground.
Tell us the square footage — or we help you estimate it.
Pick the grass matched to First Coast sand and sun.
We cut to order and set a delivery window.
Fresh sod arrives ready to lay and root.
We stock the sand and sun tolerant grasses UF/IFAS Extension lists for Northeast Florida, the ones that actually last here.
Pallets are harvested for your delivery date, never left aging on a lot in the Jacksonville heat.
We work with the fast draining First Coast soil so your new sod gets the moisture it needs to root.
“Our Floratam St. Augustine took to the sandy Southside yard fast and looks like a carpet now.”
Demo review — Travis B., Mandarin
“They recommended Bahia for our sunny lot and it has been almost no maintenance. Quick delivery too.”
Demo review — Sandra M., Orange Park
St. Augustine, especially Floratam, is the most popular for First Coast yards thanks to its sun tolerance and lush look. Bahia handles the leanest, sunniest lots, Zoysia gives a denser lawn, and Centipede suits low maintenance owners. UF/IFAS Extension recommends all four for the area.
Yes. We deliver fresh cut sod throughout Jacksonville and surrounding areas including Orange Park, Ponte Vedra, and St. Augustine. Call (904) 555-0151 to check availability and schedule delivery.
Bahia is the toughest on lean, sandy sun baked lots because of its deep roots, while St. Augustine thrives on sand with a bit of irrigation. Both are well suited to the fast draining First Coast soil. We will match the grass to your yard.
Plan on about 450 square feet per pallet. Measure the length and width of your yard, subtract the driveway, beds, and patio, then call (904) 555-0151 with the total square footage and we will figure the pallet count for you.
It can. Coastal yards in Ponte Vedra and the beaches do better with salt tolerant grasses, and St. Augustine handles salt spray reasonably well. We will steer you toward the right cultivar if your lot is near the water.
Warm season sod roots best in warm soil, and the First Coast's long growing season means spring through early fall is ideal. Laying in that window gives the lawn plenty of time to establish before cooler weather.
Call now to check availability and schedule your delivery.
Call (904) 555-0151