Green is More Than Just a Color
As Florida grows, more people must share the state's natural resources. It has never been more important for homeowners to understand that they can use less water, save money and still enjoy a healthy lawn.
...water your lawn twice a week - or less?
... know how to tell when your grass is thirsty?
...re-set your sprinklers when the seasons change?
If you answered yes - way to grow! You're well on your way to having a healthy lawn and doing your part for Florida's environment.
The Florida Sod Growers Cooperative can show you how to conserve water, save money, do your part to help the environment - and enjoy your lawn.
News and Issues
Tips on Replacing Your Lawn
July 26, 2010 - Thinking about replacing your lawn? Read these tips before you buy...
A Closer Look at Florida Friendly Landscapes
Being Florida-Friendly doesn't have to mean "no turf". Learn more about how turfgrass fits into your Florida Friendly landscape here....
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Frequently Asked Questions About Florida Friendly Landscaping
from the University of Florida / Institute of Food & Agricultural Sciences
Widening their turf: Sod growers tout water conservation
Mac Carraway, SMR Farms Bradenton
Special to the Tampa Tribune, July 26, 2009
There are ways to protect Florida's resources and preserve one of our state's leading economic engines. But what's needed is more education and a commitment to conservation, not new rules, however well-intentioned they may be. Click here to read the article...
Will WaterSense Make Good Sense?
Landscaping? Read this message first
James Maulden, McCall Sod Farm
Letter to the Editor, Tallahassee Democrat
July 13, 2009
The federal Environmental Protection Agency is proposing guidelines that will impact what homeonwers can choose in designing their yards. However, we feel there is still work needed and questions left unanswered..(more...)
