Turfgrass- The Grass at your Backyard BBQ

TURFGRASS

IT'S THE GREEN GRASS AT YOUR BACKYARD BARBECUE

You kid\'s soccer field

TURFGRASS

IT'S YOUR KID'S SOCCER FIELD

Your Saturday Round of Golf

IT'S YOUR SATURDAY AFTERNOON ROUND OF GOLF

TURFGRASS

Green grass at your backyard BBQ

TURFGRASS

IT'S THE GREEN GRASS AT YOUR BACKYARD BARBECUE

Kid\'s Soccer Field

TURFGRASS

ITS YOUR KID'S SOCCER FIELD

Your Sunday Afternoon Round of Golf

TURFGRASS

IT'S YOUR SATURDAY AFTERNOON ROUND OF GOLF

WE ARE THE TURFGRASS PRODUCERS OF TEXAS

WE GROW YOUR TEXAS LIFESTYLE

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Benefits of Texas Turfgrass

Members of the Turfgrass Producers of Texas grow sod grass in every corner of our state for use on lawns, sports fields, golf courses, and commercial sites.

Here in Texas,

Turfgrass:

Provides Erosion Control

In the U.S. alone, nearly 6 billion tons of soil wash or blow away each year. Soil erosion in the U.S. costs between $6 billion and $16 billion a year.
(source: The Lawn Institute)

Cuts Down on Dust

Turfgrass helps control pollution, trapping an estimated 12 million tons (10.9 million metric tons) of dust and dirt released annually into the atmosphere.
(source: The Lawn Institute)

Creates Greenspace for Families to Play

For over 1000 years, humans have cultivated lawns for parks, gardens, and outdoor sports.

Produces Oxygen and Cools the Air

A lawn, 50′ x 50′ (15.24 x 15.24 m) (2,500 ft²) (232 m²) releases enough oxygen for a family of four, while absorbing carbon dioxide, ozone, hydrogen fluoride, and peroxyacetyl nitrate. 

Filters Stormwater Runoff

A dense, healthy lawn prevents run-off, absorbing rainfall six times more effectively than a wheat field and four times better than a hay field.

Protects Structures as a Fire Barrier

A healthy lawn can deter crime and promote safety as sightlines discourage intruders and improve visibility.

Increases Curb Appeal & Property Values

As part of a well-designed and maintained landscape, turfgrass increases a home’s property value 15 to 20%.

Instills a Sense of Community Pride

Lawns and parks create communal spaces to gather, throw a frisbee, walk the dog, enjoy a concert, or take in Fourth of July fireworks.

Improves Quality of Life

Spending time in nature has documented mental health benefits. Walk barefoot in cool green grass and you’ll know why turf is so important.

Provides Erosion Control

In the U.S. alone, nearly 6 billion tons of soil wash or blow away each year. Soil erosion in the U.S. costs between $6 billion and $16 billion a year.
(source: The Lawn Institute)

Cuts Down on Dust

Turfgrass helps control pollution, trapping an estimated 12 million tons (10.9 million metric tons) of dust and dirt released annually into the atmosphere.
(source: The Lawn Institute)

Creates Greenspaces for Families to Play

For over 1000 years, humans have cultivated lawns for parks, gardens and outdoor sports.

Produces Oxygen and Cools the Air

A lawn, 50′ x 50′ feet releases enough oxygen for a family of four, while absorbing carbon dioxide, ozone, hydrogen fluoride, and peroxyacetyl nitrate. 

Filters Stormwater Runoff

A dense, healthy lawn prevents run-off, absorbing rainfall six times more effectively than a wheat field and four times better than a hay field.

Protects Structures as a Fire Barrier

A healthy lawn can deter crime and promote safety as sightlines discourage intruders and improve visibility. 

Increases Curb Appeal & Property Values

As part of a well-designed and maintained landscape, turfgrass increases a home’s property value by 15 to 20%.

Instills a Sense of Community Pride

Lawns and parks create communal spaces to gather, throw a frisbee, walk the dog, enjoy a concert, take in Fourth of July fireworks.

Improves Quality of Life

Spending time in nature has documented mental health benefits. Walk barefoot in cool green grass and you’ll know why turf is so important.

Turfgrass Producer of Texas - Working together to enhance our natural environment

About TPT

The purpose of the Turfgrass Producers of Texas is to maintain a trade association of individuals and firms engaged in the business of producing and marketing sod in the State of Texas.   

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