Sod grown by one family for four generations
We grow Bermuda, Zoysia, St. Augustine and Centipede on our own farms in Alabama, Louisiana and Florida and cut it fresh daily. Buy one piece or a truckload, and pick it up or have it delivered.
- 1915The Woerner family starts farming in Elberta, Alabama
- 450 sq ftCovered by each pallet, or buy a single piece at our stores
- 7 grassesBred for Gulf South heat, sand and humidity
- 4 statesFarms and stores in AL, LA, FL and HI
Seven grasses. Read the tag before you buy.
Each grass we grow does a different job. Compare how they handle sun, shade, kids and dogs, dry spells and mowing before you buy.
Not sure which grass? Answer four quick questions.
Tell us about your yard and we'll show the varieties we grow near you that fit it best.
Pick up at the farm or a store near you
Every farm sells to homeowners and landscape contractors alike. Call ahead and we'll have your pallets ready, or ask about delivery.
Everything else the yard needs
Our landscape supply stores in Mobile and Baton Rouge, and our affiliate in Pensacola, stock hardscape and bulk materials right next to the sod.
Pavers
Patios, walkways and driveways in a wide range of colors, shapes and textures.
PaversWall blocks
Retaining walls, seat walls, columns and outdoor kitchens from leading manufacturers.
Wall blocksNatural stone
More than 20 kinds of flagstone and pebble for paths, patios and water features.
StoneMulch, soil & rock
Premium mulch, mineral-enriched soil, gravel, rock and pine straw by the scoop.
Bulk productsFertilizer
Feed and weed, fungus and pest control, with organic options.
Fertilizer
Laying a new lawn at home?
Measure the yard, pick your grass and we'll tell you how many pallets to pick up. Our team has done this for generations and is glad to walk you through prep and watering.
Building, landscaping or managing property?
Builders, landscape contractors, sports fields and municipalities buy by the truckload from our farms. Set up a commercial account for volume pricing and scheduled delivery.
Same family, same farmland, a century on
A lot has changed since the first crops went in at Elberta. The goal hasn't: keep Turning America Green.
- 1915
The Woerner family begins farming in Elberta, Baldwin County, Alabama.
- 1970s
Edward J. Woerner and Sons farms nearly 2,000 acres of produce, then tries grass. It works, and the land goes to sod.
- Growth
Farms open in Louisiana, Florida (as Gulf Kist Sod) and Hawaii (as Southern Turf).
- Today
Farms and landscape supply stores across the Gulf South, still family-owned and run from Foley.
Lawn advice from the farm
Seasonal care for Gulf Coast lawns, written by the people who grow the grass.
