Southern Turf Inc

08/24/2026

Several truck sizes available for your project. Call today for pricing! 386-416-8988

08/11/2026

08/05/2026

Give us a call today to get scheduled and start shredding! 386-416-8988

06/04/2026

Call today for pricing! 386-690-4144

We are proud to announce the **Grand Re-Opening** of the Enterprise Organics debris processing yard AND the much awaited arrival of our new Vermeer LS3600TX slow speed shredder.
We are offering onsite debris dumping, grapple pick up services, shredder rental (with operator). Please call/text for pricing or questions 386-690-4144

06/01/2026

Call today to get scheduled for an interview.
386-416-8988

05/15/2026

05/07/2026

How many have heard of South Daytona's Big Tree?

Big Tree Road was named for a giant live oak tree that became a tourist attraction in the early 1900s in the town of Blake. The giant tree had a trunk circumference of 35 feet and a height of 100 feet. It’s branches reached out 157 feet. A platform was built in the tree and used for square dances and tea parties. A photo of the tree was used on post cards to promote the area. In October 1928, a brush fire broke out near the tree and fire consumed the diseased, hollow trunk of the old tree. Gallant efforts by a bucket brigade failed to douse the fire. A month later the old tree finally toppled. The tree was estimated to be 2,000 years old and was located on the farm land of George Towne. The farm and orange groves were located on the south side of Big Tree Road near Magnolia Ave and behind what is now Big Tree Plaza. FYI: The town of Blake became South Daytona in 1938.