Paspalum notatum
Bahiagrass is the utility grass of Florida and the Gulf Coast — deep-rooted, drought-proof, and content on poor sandy soil where finer grasses starve. It forms an open, coarse turf rather than a carpet, and its tall Y-shaped seed heads need regular mowing in summer. Pensacola and Argentine are the two staple varieties.
Large, unirrigated southern lots, pastures, and roadside-tough lawns.
Products where bahiagrass is the dominant species in the bag — verified from guaranteed-analysis labels and manufacturer specs, not the front of the bag.
Grass SeedFlorida, Gulf Coast Texas, and coastal Georgia homeowners with sandy soil who prioritize survival over appearance — or pasture/roadside applications where Bahia's drought tolerance is the entire point.
Grass SeedSeedRanch
Florida and Gulf Coast homeowners who want a tough, no-fuss lawn that handles sandy soil and drought like a champion.
