Common Bermuda A tough, hardy lawn that can be attractive if watered and fertilized regularly. Highly resistant to heat and drought. Requires full sun, no shade.
	Sahara Bermuda Finer bladed, denser turf than common Bermuda. Highly resistant to heat and drought. Makes an excellent turf for home lawn or golf course greens, tee boxes and fairways.
	Centipede Grows in full sun to moderate shade. Similar in growth habit to St. Augustine but more cold tolerant. A medium-textured, low-maintenance turf, slow to establish but will eventaully form a dense, weed-resistant lawn.
	Weeping Love Commonly used on slopes that will not have regular mowing maintenance. Grows in clumps to approximately 18 inches tall then starts to bend and fall (weep) like a fountain. Hardy in a wide range of soil conditions as well as good drought tolerance.
	Perennial Rye The grass of choice for winter overseeding to maintain a green lawn all winter. Also used as a quick green-up and stabilizer turf for other slower growing grasses.
	Fescue Beautiful dark blue-green turf adapted to dense and frequent shade. Does not tolerate direct sun or heat. Requires very frequent watering during summer months.
	Bentgrass For those golf courses that require the finest putting surface on their greens. Bentgrass greens require high maintenance during hot summer months but is considered to be worth it by many.