The cooling properties of natural turf are so effective that temperatures on a sunny summer day will be 10-14 degrees cooler than concrete or asphalt and up to 50 DEGREES COOLER THAN ARTIFICIAL GRASS!

Excessive sound, a growing problem in urban areas is reduced to approx. 8-10 decibels on grassed slopes beside highways.

Lawn areas also scatter light and radiation, greatly reducing glare.

Turf grass purifies water as it filters through the root zone and ...

Zander Sod driver, Brian with BIG ROLLS destined for the new grass track at Woodbine!

These rolls cannot be installed by hand they are approximately ‘half a skid’ of regular size rolls each.

WHEN ARE THE DOG DAYS OF SUMMER?

According to The Old Farmer’s Almanac, the Dog Days of summer are traditionally the 40 days beginning July 3 and ending August 11, which coincide with the dawn rising of the Sirius, the Dog Star and its position in the heavens.

Old-timers believed that rainfall on the dog days was a bad omen, as foretold in this verse:
Dog Days ...

You can see our install team at the opposite end of the tent, about half finished the job.

Grass traps millions of tons of dust,smoke and dirt released annually into the atmosphere helping to keep the air cleaner.

Just one acre of grass can absorb hundreds of pounds of fossil-fuel created sulfur dioxide in a single year.

A turf area 50′ X 50′ produces enough oxygen to meet the everyday needs of a family of 4.

Each acre of grass produces enough oxygen for 64 people a day.

Natural grass surfaces reduce temperature extremes by absorbing the sun’s heat during the day and releasing it slowly in the evening, thus moderating temperature!

Natural grasses cool temperatures appreciably, thus working as exterior ‘air conditioners’!

Turf cools itself and it’s surroundings by the evapo-transpiration process.  Each grass blade acts as an evaporative cooler.

Consider the fact that on a block of 8 average homes, the lawns have the cooling effect of 70 tons of air ...

Have a Wonderful LONG WEEKEND!

The sunflower’s name comes from its tendency to re position itself to face the sun. It’s genus, Helianthus, is rooted in two Greek words — “helios” meaning sun and “anthos” meaning flower.

The sunflower’s yellow color symbolizes vitality, intelligence, and happiness. The color yellow also traditionally symbolizes friendship.

Harvesting BIG rolls… then waiting to be picked up!