Sod Installation Cost Factors
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Prices of sod at Home Depot vary from location to location due to size, presentation, and variety of sod sold.
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Landscape Installation
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Info on how to select the proper grass turf for your lawn
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Fertilizing a Lawn
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Control and treat these pesky lawn destroyers.
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Sod Installation Materials, Equipment & Techniques
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Bahia Grass is a low maintenance sod used in warm costal areas because of its toughness and ability to grow in sandy soil.
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Bermuda Grass is one of the most widely used grasses in warmer regions. It grows from runners both above and below ground. It does poorly in shade. With poor water conditions it turns brown, but does not die. It turns green when watering.
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Buffalo Grass is a warm season sod that grows only 4 inches which means it does not need to be mowed.
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Centipede grass is most commonly used in the southeast region of the United States.
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There are many varieties of sod. Take a look at their qualities and uses, so you make the right choice for your lawn.
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Sod Installation Definitions
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A sod cutter is a machine or hand tool that removes sod from the ground.
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A sod roller is used to flatten or smooth out sod.
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Sod (also known as turf) is a thin layer of soil with grass growing on top of it.
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Sod Installation - How to Guides
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We have an easy method for calculating how much sod you need to sod or re-sod your lawn.
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Easy tips for maintaining your new sod lawn.
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If your are preparing to sod your lawn, success begins with choosing the right type of sod. Sunlight, climate, rainfall, use and maintenance are several things you need to consider.
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Seven easy steps to laying sod.
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A simple explanation of how to use a sod roller.
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Learn how to measure the area for your new lawn.
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Sod Installation - Questions & Answers
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Early spring and early fall are the best times to lay sod or plant grass seed.
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There are 450 square feet in a pallet of sod. Typically there are 165 rectangles that measure 16 inches by 24 inches.
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Top answer: 1 to 2 hours
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Top answer: No
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Top answer: Never
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Top answer: Yes, always
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Top answer: In some cases
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Top answer: No, never
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Top answer: 16 inches x 24 inches
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Top answer: Two weeks
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Top answer: 2 (twice)
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Top answer: 400 - 500 sq. ft.
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Top answer: 15-30 pounds
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Top answer: Yes
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Top answer: Very important
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Top answer: Yes
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Top answer: Yes, sod is safe for dogs.
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Top answer: Morning (dawn to 9 am)
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Top answer: Spring (early spring)
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Landscaping Topics
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Keeping South Florida Beautiful one house at a time
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Promotional video
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Top answer: Once a day
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Top answer: Favorable
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Lawn Care Topics
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Moss treatment
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With all the hype about pesticides and lawn care, is this truly polluting problem. Are these chemicals poisoning our environment?
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Turf grass are virtuous. Don’t let robbers take over your lawn.
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Learn more about hybrid lawn care.
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Lawn Seeding Topics
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Learn about the cost of lawn seeding and learn what to consider when hiring a seeding service to seed your lawn.
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Use our lawn seeding cost estimate checklist when evaluating or requesting proposals from seeding professionals.
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Steps to overseeding a lawn in the fall. Overseeding is a valuable step, but one that is often overlooked. If you can spread the blades of the grass and see soil, your lawn could benefit from overseeding.
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Overseeding is when you spread grass seeds over an existing lawn, meadow, or garden to help encourage new growth.
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Top answer: In most cases
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Top answer: In most cases
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Top answer: You should wait to mow until the grass is 3-4 inches high.
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Top answer: Twice a day
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Top answer: Yes, always
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Top answer: Late spring/Early summer
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Top answer: Yes, always
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Top answer: Yes, always
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Hydroseeding (also known as hydraulic mulch seeding, hydromulching, or hydraseeding) is a mixture of seed, hydromulch, fertilizers, tackifers, and co-polymer gel that is sprayed onto the ground to grow grass, sod, and other forms of vegetation.
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Learn about the cost of hydroseeding and the factors that increase and decrease the cost of a hydroseeding project.
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Top answer: Yes
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Top answer: Always
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Top answer: Not sure
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Top answer: In some cases
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Top answer: Late spring or early summer
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Lawn Treatment Topics
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Learn more about the signs of a grub infestation in your lawn.
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Here are some helpful tips to start the season.
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Top answer: True
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Top answer: Twice a year
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Related Questions & Answers
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Top answer: In some cases
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