Each and every production field of CitraBlue needs to be certified to verify the quality of the soil and preparation for this turfgrass.
CitraBlue® St. Augustine’s Certification Process – An Interview with Dr. Phil Busey
Category: Turf Talk Blog
CitraBlue® St. Augustine’s Introduction at the 2019 Florida ASLA Conference
CitraBlue was the talk of the show at Florida ASLA, we enjoyed our time at the show and were able to meet with a lot of eager landscape architects interested in specifying it for their upcoming jobs.
CitraBlue® St. Augustine: What’s in a Name?
With the excitement of an improved turfgrass variety comes questions about its development and characteristics.
CitraBlue St. Augustine Research & Breeding Process
In late 2019 and early 2020, CitraBlue will become commercially available in limited quantities—first in the Florida market, followed by the Gulf Coast, then the greater southeastern United States, and ultimately, wherever St. Augustinegrass is grown and sold.
Gary Bradshaw Joins Sod Solutions As A Florida Turf Consultant
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE APRIL 25, 2019 – Sod Solutions is excited to announce the hiring of Gary Bradshaw to assist in producer relations and business development in sports, golf, residential, and commercial segments of the market. Gary is tasked with fostering new partnerships in targeted markets and strengthening existing relationships, as well as identifying and… Read more »
The Process of Breeding a New Turfgrass Variety
Dr. Kenworthy offers some insight into the turfgrass breeding process and his newest turfgrass variety, CitraBlue St. Augustine.
Red Tide and the Green Industry
Mac Carraway, Executive Director of the Environmental Research & Education Foundation, discusses the 2018 red tide and its environmental impacts.
Palmetto St. Augustinegrass Sets Industry Records and Continues to Grow
Today, Palmetto® St. Augustine sales have surpassed two billion sq. ft. worldwide with acreage and demand still increasing.
Getting a Grip on Fake Grass, Bum Knees and Unnecessary Bad Bounces
Natural grass is the clear winner when it comes to the sports playing surface of choice. The Texas Ranger’s new stadium, Tax-Hike Friendly Ballpark, has synthetic turf.
Banc of California Stadium Lays Down Latitude 36
The Banc of California Stadium lays down Latitude 36 as its first turfgrass. You can be sure that this turfgrass will stand up to the action during the inaugural season of 2018 MLS expansion team LAFC.
