Category: Synthetic Grass
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The city of Madera is offering $1.00 per square foot for a maximum rebate offer of $1,000.
Foster city is offering $4.00 per square foot for a maximum rebate of $5,000 per residential customer and $10,000 per commercial customer. On-site inspection and city approval are required before undergoing the conversion process. During the pre-installation inspection, the lawn’s condition will be verified. Areas of dead grass, hardscape, sand, and rock are not eligible…
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Monterey Peninsula Water Management District
How do I qualify for a California lawn rebate?Most cities and water districts require applicants to be residents of their respective areas. Often, these artificial grass conversion projects require a preexisting lawn that has been well irrigated and is healthy to qualify for rebate programs. California Lawn Rebate 2022(Northern California)Monterey Peninsula Water Management DistrictMonterey Peninsula…
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Why Should You Choose Artificial Grass?
Zoysia featured right is a 1.5-inch-tall artificial grass that has a 48 oz face-weight and utilizes the latest yarn extrusion technology. This highly durable grass provides a reliable product to any homeowner seeking a low-maintenance alternative. The reduced surface areas provide a no-shine finish that complements native vegetation. Purchase Green’s Zoysia is an ideal alternative…
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Fescue is a cool-season grass popular in the northern United States.
Bluegrass SUPREME featured right closely resembles natural Bluegrass and is considered one of PG’s lushest grass products. Its exceptional blade memory allows the grass to maintain its structure under normal foot traffic. Its minimal shine and brown thatch provide a realistic alternative to any Bluegrass lawn.Fescue is a cool-season grass popular in the northern United…
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Bermuda grass is a popular choice amongst homeowners living in the Southern United States.
Bermuda grass is a popular choice amongst homeowners living in the Southern United States. Though Bermuda grass is considered drought-tolerant, Bermuda grass still requires at least 1 inch of water weekly to avoid drought stress. Drought stress can cause the grass to turn brown, and the grass blades to appear dry. Additionally, this warm-season grass…
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Challenges Facing Popular Lawn Grasses: Artificial Turf vs Real Grass
RyegrassRyegrass is typically a choice for many homeowners in the northern United States. This grass typically thrives in full sun but struggles in shady areas. Because Ryegrass does not spread through stolons like other grass species, the turf may appear patchy over time. It is recommended to fertilize Ryegrass with nitrogen during growing seasons to…
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Better Landscape Materials at a Lower Cost
With the use of Purchase Green’s two U.S. manufacturing facilities in Dalton, Georgia – totaling over 672,000 square feet of factory space – the company has significantly increased labor and production efficiency. The latest product batches are then subject to robust testing through our in-house performance lab, ensuring that our proprietary formulations and systems deliver…
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More Landscape Materials, Delivered Faster
The success of a retail business is often reliant on proper inventory management and efficient warehouse operations. But in the current economic environment, materials are limited, and distribution operations have been disrupted. However, automated inventory management tools and custom sales forecasting reports enable Purchase Green to stay ahead of the game. Along with support from…
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How Contractors Can Leverage Purchase Green’s Distribution Network to Offset Landscape Material Shortages
Logistical pain points have existed in the artificial grass industry for several years now. Expensive shipping container fees and backups at the port are challenges familiar to industry professionals – but supply chain disruptions are now impacting us globally. Big and small businesses alike are experiencing increased material shortages and delivery delays. And despite best efforts to…