Natural turf types
Compare five natural turf options by sunlight, family use, appearance and preferred upkeep, then narrow down what may suit your yard.
Compare the options
Use the photos and practical differences to create a shortlist. We can then compare that shortlist with the actual sunlight, use and care needs of your lawn.
Broad-leaf natural turf
A softer, broad-leaf option often considered for mixed-light family lawns.
Fast-growing natural turf
A vigorous option for sunny, frequently used lawns.
Fine-leaf natural turf
A fine-leaf option for sunny lawns and regular care.
Fine-leaf hybrid turf
A fine-leaf hybrid Bermuda option for suitable sunny lawns.
Slower-growing natural turf group
A dense, slower-growing turf group with product differences.
The photos show the general appearance of each turf group. Product availability is confirmed with your quote.
Planning the whole lawn
The turf choice is only one part of the result. Preparation, laying and the first few weeks of care matter too.
See how we clear and prepare the yard, lay fresh turf and explain the early care.
View installationFollow the work from the first look at the yard through clearing, preparation, laying and watering.
View the processCompare turf for sunlight, daily use, appearance and upkeep.
Read the guideCommon questions
Buffalo is often considered when partial shade matters, but no natural turf thrives without enough light. Airflow, moisture, soil and foot traffic also need to be considered across the whole lawn.
This page compares commonly considered options. The suitable available turf is confirmed for your property and quote rather than promised for every lawn.
Not always. Recovery is useful, but sunlight, soil, repeated paths, mowing and keeping pets off the new lawn at the beginning also matter.
You can create a shortlist, but the final choice should consider the soil, sunlight, surrounding edges and watering. Those details can change which option is practical for the yard.
Need help narrowing it down?
Tell us about the sunlight, family use and look you prefer, and send a few photos of the yard.