When Should You Lay Sod
Generally It Is Best to Lay Sod During the Active Growing Period of Your Turfgrass Species: Cool-Season Grasses Do Best When Planted During the Early Fall or...
Generally it is best to lay sod during the active growing period of your turfgrass species: cool-season grasses do best when planted during the early fall or early spring and the warm-season grasses do best when planted mid-late spring.
What happens if you don't till before laying sod?
If you till before sodding, you may encourage an abundance of weeds to sprout up through your new sod. Not only that, but tilled soil may settle unevenly beneath your sod, resulting in an uneven lawn with bumps and dips. If you don’t have compacted soil, it may be best not to till before you install sod.
What month should you lay sod?
Sod can be installed at almost any time of the year. The best time to lay sod, however, is in early and mid-fall when temperatures are cooler but grass continues to grow. Spring is the second best time to lay sod and is the preferable time for warm season grasses such as centipede, zoysia, bermuda and St.
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