The Secret to Growing a Healthy Lawn

Different grasses have different needs, so it's important to choose one that will thrive in your climate.

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The soil should be well-drained and free of weeds and debris.

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Water your sod deeply, but not too often. Over-watering can drown the roots.

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Fertilize your sod according to the manufacturer's directions.

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Mowing your sod high will help it retain moisture and shade the roots.

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Aerating and dethatching your lawn will help improve drainage and airflow.

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Weeds and pests can damage your sod. Take steps to control them.

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It takes time for sod to establish itself. Be patient and don't over-water or over-fertilize.

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With proper care, your sod will thrive and provide you with years of enjoyment.

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The Secret to Growing a Healthy Lawn

A guide to a beautiful, healthy lawn

Different grasses have different needs, so it's important to choose one that will thrive in your climate.

Choose the Right Grass for Your Climate

The soil should be well-drained and free of weeds and debris.

Prepare the Soil

Water your sod deeply, but not too often. Over-watering can drown the roots.

Water Deeply and Infrequently

Fertilize your sod according to the manufacturer's directions.

Fertilize Regularly

Mowing your sod high will help it retain moisture and shade the roots.

Mow High

Aerating and dethatching your lawn will help improve drainage and airflow.

Aerate and Dethatch

Weeds and pests can damage your sod. Take steps to control them.

Control Weeds and Pests

It takes time for sod to establish itself. Be patient and don't over-water or over-fertilize.

Be Patient

With proper care, your sod will thrive and provide you with years of enjoyment.

Enjoy Your Beautiful, Healthy Lawn!

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