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How to Add Sod To Existing Lawn
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How to Add Sod To Existing Lawn

ByLawn Fertilizers Team

One way to keep your lawn looking fresh and healthy is to conduct consistent maintenance. Sometimes, however, this maintenance isn’t enough or could prove to be too much for the lawn. In some cases, it may be best advised to replace patches or areas of dead, diseased or dying grass with fresh sod.  Adding sod…

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How Long Does It Take For Sod Lines To Disappear?
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How Long Does It Take For Sod Lines To Disappear?

ByLawn Fertilizers Team

You’ve finally decided to win the patchy brown war in your backyard by installing an “instant lawn.” Thick, lush sod strips generally provide immediate satisfaction through the appearance of a finished lawn, but how long will it take for sod lines to disappear? Generally, it will take between four and six weeks for sod likes…

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How Often to Water New Sod
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How Often to Water New Sod

ByLawn Fertilizers Team

Although sod installation is the quickest avenue to getting a lush new lawn, the sod requires some diligent aftercare so that it can become fully established. One of the most important elements of this aftercare is how often you water the new sod, as it has different requirements throughout the first few weeks beyond installation…

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How to Lay Sod: Step by Step
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How to Lay Sod: Step by Step

ByLawn Fertilizers Team

Of all the options available, laying sod is the quickest and often the most reliable way to getting a new lawn full of thick green grass. It might seem like a big job, but with the right tools, preparation, and installation method, any amateur gardener can DIY their way from rolls of unlaid sod to…

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When To Mow New Sod: How Long Should You Wait?
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When To Mow New Sod: How Long Should You Wait?

ByLawn Fertilizers Team

If you’ve just set down some new sod and you’re excitedly watching it take root and settle into a lawn, you might be wondering how soon you can take a mower over it and start cutting the blades short and even. A lot of people wait longer than they need to; you might be surprised…

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When To Fertilize New Sod
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When To Fertilize New Sod

ByLawn Fertilizers Team

Anyone who has just laid down new sod will be standing back, looking at the results, and wondering how soon they need to be adding fertilizer. After all, if you’re adding sod to your garden, the chances are that you want quick (but beautiful) results. Caring for your sod properly will soon turn it into…

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