Graff’s Turf

I have used Graff’s Turf for the last two homes I have built. Graff’s Turf has the best sod available I would recommend them to any one look for an exceptional quality product.

I bought the Bella Blue grass from Graff’s Turf Farms in 2012. This is a new hybrid grass that does not grow from seed, only roots. It needs less water and mowing– it only grows to 6−8″ tall. I paid to have it installed in my yard separately from Graff. It was a fresh install, no other grass grew there. As it grew, it was mixed with two other kinds of grasses and looked like a lumpy discolored mess. Graff came out the next season and replaced. I had to wait a season because they ran out of the Bella and I had to wait until the next, 2013. It looked ok, although the installation was really bumpy and not as smooth as I had done the first time. I mowed it for a few months and did not let it get very tall. This year, 2014, I have let the grass grow to full height. It is going to seed in places, huge clumps of tall — over 25% of the grass, are mixed in that is going to seed and is definitely not Bella. I would not recommend buying the Bella Blue Grass from Graff’s turf farm. They have not come up with a straight mix and the whole point of buying this grass was to not mow it. Now, if I don’t mow it, it looks horrible. Since this hybrid only grows from roots and does not seed, it is very apparent there is a problem. I would highly recommend not using them for install unless you pay for a football field where they really care about the quality of installation. At this point, I am tired of dealing with it and am very disappointed. Walking on the grass, it is not smooth and extremely bumpy.