Blue Grass Supplier in Metro Manila

Blue grass from Urban Goes Green costs P199 per square metre. This price covers fresh-cut blue grass sod ready for installation on your lawn or landscape area. Each square metre arrives as a pre-cut piece that you can lay directly on prepared soil. For larger projects covering 50 square metres or more, contact us for volume pricing. Blue grass is priced the same as carabao grass and frog grass at P199 per sqm. It is the preferred choice for homeowners who want a dense, ornamental lawn with a distinctive blue-green colour. We deliver via Lalamove with same-day service for orders placed before 2pm across all 17 cities in Metro Manila.

Blue grass, carabao grass, and frog grass each serve different purposes in Philippine landscaping. Carabao grass is the hardiest variety, thriving in full sun with minimal care and spreading quickly. It is best for large open areas and high-traffic lawns. Frog grass has a finer texture and tolerates partial shade, making it ideal for yards with trees. Blue grass produces the densest coverage with a distinctive blue-green colour that gives lawns a premium, manicured look. Blue grass handles moderate foot traffic and prefers full to partial sun. All three varieties cost P199 per sqm from Urban Goes Green. Choose carabao grass for durability, frog grass for shade, and blue grass for visual appeal. Many properties use a combination of all three based on the sunlight and usage patterns of different lawn sections.

Blue grass typically takes 2 to 4 weeks to fully establish after installation. During the first week, the grass roots begin anchoring into the prepared soil. By week two, you should see new growth emerging from the sod edges. Full establishment with spreading into gaps occurs by week three to four. During this period, water the grass daily in the morning and avoid heavy foot traffic. The establishment timeline depends on proper soil preparation, consistent watering, and the time of year. Grass installed during the rainy season from June to October establishes faster due to consistent moisture. Dry season installations from March to May require more frequent watering. For the fastest results, prepare the soil with quality loam soil before laying the blue grass sod. Urban Goes Green supplies both blue grass and loam soil for complete lawn projects.

Blue grass requires moderate maintenance to keep its dense, attractive appearance. Water 2 to 3 times per week during dry season and once per week during rainy season. Mow every 2 weeks to maintain a height of 3 to 5 centimetres for the best visual results. Apply a balanced fertiliser (14-14-14) every 6 to 8 weeks to support dense growth and maintain the blue-green colour. Remove weeds promptly as they appear, since blue grass grows densely enough to suppress most weed growth once established. Aerate the lawn once or twice per year to prevent soil compaction. Compared to carabao grass, blue grass needs slightly more attention to fertilising and mowing. However, it rewards you with a thicker, more uniform lawn surface that resists bare patches better than other grass types available in the Philippines.