St. Augustine Floratam / Classic
Broad, dark green blades built for Brevard's warm, humid climate. Floratam is known for handling drought; its thick growth crowds out weeds.
- Full sun
- Dark green
- Crowds out weeds
Lawn Care Services
New sod needs the right start, and established lawns need steady care to stay thick and green through Florida heat and rain. We help with both.

Brevard County's warm, humid climate and sandy soil are great for growing grass, and just as good for weeds and stress. Regular care keeps the turf dense so weeds have nowhere to start.
If you just had sod installed, we will tell you exactly how to water it while it roots, and we are a phone call away if anything looks off.

We work across Brevard County. Pick your city for local details:
Sod varieties
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Broad, dark green blades built for Brevard's warm, humid climate. Floratam is known for handling drought; its thick growth crowds out weeds.
A deep, rich blue-green lawn that stands out. Durable, resists pests and disease, and grows slower so it needs less mowing.
Dense, fine to medium texture that feels soft underfoot. Handles sun and partial shade and needs less frequent watering.
Thick, tough turf for yards with kids, dogs and play. Loves full sun and heat, and recovers quickly from wear.
Well suited to Brevard's sandy soil. Deep roots make it very drought tolerant, with a natural look and minimal upkeep.
Questions
No. Call us about your lawn, whether we installed it or not.
Call us at (321) 617-3232. Watering is the most common cause in the first weeks, and we can walk you through it or come take a look.
Call now or ask for a free estimate. A local crew from Palm Bay will get back to you right away.