Bermuda sod · DFW
Bermuda wants six-plus hours of sun and gives you a dense, drought-hardy lawn that shrugs off kids, dogs, and August. It is the workhorse of DFW front yards.
Quote Bermuda sod
The default North Texas lawn.
Quick answer
Yes, if the yard gets six or more hours of direct sun. Bermuda is the most drought-tolerant and traffic-tolerant grass we sell, and the cheapest per pallet, but it thins out fast under trees. It is the right call for open front yards, backyards with kids and dogs, and new-build lots across north Fort Worth, Far North Dallas, south Arlington, and Mansfield.
Every variety here is grown on a North Texas farm and cut to order. Not sure which one? Ask, and we’ll match it to your yard.
$269 / pallet · 450 sq ft
Golf-course spec and sports-field tested, Tifway 419 is the proven workhorse of DFW residential lawns. Needs 6+ hours of sun, handles foot traffic, and self-repairs from wear. Prefers a 1-2 inch mow, weekly in the growing season.
$280 / pallet · 450 sq ft
TifTuf uses noticeably less water than other Bermudas and stays green longer into a dry spell. Great choice for large lawns on a water budget or anyone tired of babysitting sprinklers.
$315 / pallet · 450 sq ft
Celebration has the darkest color of the Bermudas and better shade tolerance than most, which makes it a strong pick for yards with a few trees. Dense growth crowds out weeds.
$275 / pallet · 450 sq ft
Bred for cold hardiness, Latitude 36 greens up early in spring and bounces back quickly from wear. A good match for North Texas winters and busy backyards.
$269 / pallet · 450 sq ft
TifSport takes a close mow and heavy play, which is why athletic fields like it. At home it gives a tight, uniform lawn for people who keep the mower low.
$269 / pallet · 450 sq ft
CT-2 knits together fast, so seams disappear quickly and thin spots fill in on their own. Good for new builds and yards that take a beating.
$298 / pallet · 450 sq ft
Bimini has a finer blade and tighter canopy than Tifway, giving a manicured look without the golf-course maintenance. Handles Texas heat with ease.
| Grass | Sun | Shade | Traffic | Water need | Mow | Installed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bermuda | 5/5 | 1/5 | 5/5 | 2/5 | 1-2 in, weekly in season | $800-1,000 / pallet |
| Zoysia | 4/5 | 3/5 | 4/5 | 3/5 | 1-2.5 in, every 10-14 days | $800-1,000 / pallet |
| St. Augustine | 3/5 | 5/5 | 2/5 | 4/5 | 2.5-4 in, weekly in season | $800-1,000 / pallet |
Ratings are our crew’s read on North Texas yards, 5 being best. Installed ranges include prep and vary with yard size and access.
Tifway 419 for the classic dense lawn at the best price, TifTuf if you want to water less, Celebration for a darker color. All three handle North Texas heat and clay.
Six or more hours of direct sun. Below that it thins and weeds move in, no matter how much you water.
Any time the ground is not frozen. It roots fastest from April through September; laid in winter it sits dormant and greens up in spring.
Typical installed range is $800-1,000 / pallet installed, including prep. Delivery-only pallets start at $269.
Yards change from the sunny front to the shady back. Plenty of DFW homes run two grasses.
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The default North Texas lawn.