?EUR??,,????'??Fescue is usually grown with netting allowing for stronger sod strength,?EUR??,,????'?? said West Coast Turf spokesperson, Greg Dunn. ?EUR??,,????'??The netting remains part of the sod after it?EUR??,,????'???s harvested. You can?EUR??,,????'???t see it at first glace, but when the turf gets worn, overused, or not taken care of the net can be exposed. It becomes a potentially dangerous situation. Bare netting can increase the risk of injury—cleats could get caught up in it on a sports field, or even a high heel could get stuck in a park or landscape application.?EUR??,,????'??

The netting raises the chance of maintenance problems. ?EUR??,,????'??Netting may possibly get tangled up in equipment, and could be costly,?EUR??,,????'?? Dunn explained. ?EUR??,,????'??All of a sudden this netting isn?EUR??,,????'???t just bothersome and unattractive, it could prospectively become a liability and safety issue, as well as an expensive circumstance.?EUR??,,????'??

The solution? Growing the sod without net. ?EUR??,,????'??West Coast Turf has perfected a planting and growing technique using the right ratios of fescue and bluegrass at precise timing, so we don?EUR??,,????'???t need to put down any net with this product. I have customers that tried it once and won?EUR??,,????'???t ever go back to using fescue with net. Architects are happy to be able to spec ?EUR??,,????'??No-Net?EUR??,,????'?? in their plans. Not only do they get the peace of mind that it is a safer product, but it is also ?EUR??,,????'??greener.?EUR??,,????'??? You get 100% pure oxygen producing-carbon absorbing turfgrass, without the plastic net polluting the earth. It?EUR??,,????'???s a complete ?EUR??,,????'??win-win?EUR??,,????'??? situation,?EUR??,,????'?? Dunn said. ?EUR??,,????'??No-Net is one of the most exciting new products to hit the industry in awhile. It has already created quite the stir up here in Northern California.?EUR??,,????'??

West Coast Turf is a full service sod grower and installer with six Western U.S. locations: Palm Desert, CA; Las Vegas, NV; Stevinson, CA; Winchester, CA; San Marcos, CA, and Tempe, AZ. West Coast Turf de Mexico is located in Los Planes, BCS, Mexico. Sister companies Western Sod and Western Sere (hydroseeding, hydrostolonizing, and native revegetation) are located in Tempe, AZ. The companies offer more than 20 different varieties of turfgrasses, along with services such as worldwide shipping and expert installation. Visit www.westcoastturf.com