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Latitude 36® Bermudagrass

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Latitude 36® Bermudagrass was developed by renowned Oklahoma State University and is a top quality rated NTEP bermudagrass. It shows resistance to spring dead spot and is one of the most cold-hardy bermudagrasses on the market. Latitude 36 offers high traffic tolerance and exceptional visual appeal. It has excellent tensile strength and is finer textured than NorthBridge Bermuda. Latitude 36® Bermudagrass is an ideal choice for southern and transition zone applications including sports, golf, and homes. Latitude 36® Bermudagrass is a patented and trademarked product of Sod Solutions, Inc.

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Characteristics

  • Cold Tolerant
  • Excellent Recovery
  • Fine Texture
  • Wear Tolerant
  • Dark Green in Color
  • Disease Resistance
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Latitude 36 Bermudagrass sod was developed by renowned Oklahoma State University and is a top quality rated NTEP bermudagrass. It shows resistance to spring dead spot and is one of the most cold-hardy bermudagrasses on the market. Latitude 36 offers high traffic tolerance and exceptional visual appeal. It has excellent tensile strength and is finer textured than NorthBridge Bermuda. Latitude 36 Bermudagrass sod is an ideal choice for southern and transition zone applications including sports, golf, and homes.

Measure the area that you plan to cover in square feet. This is done by multiplying the length and width of the area. For irregularly shaped areas, break them down into smaller rectangles or triangles, calculate the area for each, and then sum them up.

Once you have the total square footage, you can order the appropriate amount of Latitude 36 Bermudagrass sod, considering a little extra for cuts and adjustments.

Pallet sizes generally range from 400–700 sq. ft., influenced by shipping requirements.

Use our area calculator tool to measure the square footage of your area:

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