What’s Your Avocado? Marketing & Public Relations Launches New Website for TexasTrade Industry Organization

by | Feb 14, 2019 | News, Writing

Representing more than 80 sod producers and vendor members, the Turfgrass Producers of Texas recently launched a new website to help consumers select the grass that is right for their home lawn or project, and locate a turfgrass producer nearby to supply the grass. The new website can be found at TexasGrass.com. The new website was developed by the team at What’s Your Avocado? Marketing & Public Relations, based in Mount Vernon, WA.

The website features a membership directory with an interactive locator map, turfgrass maintenance tips, and a library of videos on Texas turfgrass management. Information on membership, event registration, varieties of grass grown in the state, and research papers. The site offers tools for consumers, landscapers and turf industry experts. 

The new website combines the content from two previous websites and three URLs, TexasGrass.com and TXSod.com, as well as directs visitors to GetTheGrassFacts.com to the video page on the new site.

“This new state-of-the-art website will serve as a resource for Texas consumers to learn about grass suited for the Texas environment, and help them make the right choice for their lawn. It also serves as a resource for our turfgrass producer members to stay in touch with our association,” said Brent Batchelor, executive director of the Turfgrass Producers of Texas.

ABOUT TPT

Turfgrass Producers of Texas is a professional association of the best turfgrass sod farms and related businesses engaged in producing and marketing high-quality sod for the citizens of the State of Texas.  We are committed to helping Texans find the ideal turfgrass for their needs — from lawn turfgrass to sports turf to home putting greens.  We also support university research programs to develop improved Texas turfgrass varieties of turfgrass by making these grasses more drought-tolerant, easier to maintain, and more resistant to disease and pests.  Visit TexasGrass.com or call  979-533-9750.

0 Comments

Archives