West Coast Turf has added some “game day” pics.  We had to be there for “field inspection!”

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It was the “game seen around the world” last night, but it was the field that received more praise than either of the teams. Read the rest of this entry »

Ready for tomorrow’s BCS National Championship Game!  Texas Longhorns vs Alabama Crimson Tide……… Read the rest of this entry »

New “Blog” from Jay coming soon!  In the meantime, here are some pics from the sideline @ the Rose Bowl on New Years Day.  Also of the field “overlay” we did right after that game in preparation for the BCS National Championship Game to be played @ the Rose Bowl Stadium on 1/7.  Read the rest of this entry »

The preparation of your soil is as important as the quality of the sod you put down.  If your ground is not prepped right to begin with, you can anticipate several problems down the road.  I am going to lay out a few easy steps for you to follow to make sure that your ground is ready to go for sod. Read the rest of this entry »

I have written about the seashore paspalums in past blogs, but I think it’s important that I go over the information again.  It’s December 1^st –what does your dormant turf look like? Read the rest of this entry »

Over the weekend I had several people wondering what the best option for grass is if they don’t want to overseed. There are a couple of choices.  Read the rest of this entry »

Since this is my first blog, I think it’s important to introduce myself, and give you my background in the turf industry. Read the rest of this entry »

We’re excited to launch our new blog!  Our turfgrass expert is Jay Danek.  We decided to call him “Mr. Wise Grass” (a term of endearment) as we think he knows it all when it comes to your turf–and probably does!  Read the rest of this entry »

I’m giving everyone a homework assignment for the weekend, but I better not catch anybody doing it during the Michigan/Ohio State game tomorrow. Don’t forget that as you read on and get ambitious there is no chore more important than a Michigan victory.  OK–now that I have that out of the way I will begin.  Let’s talk about efficient watering….. Read the rest of this entry »