In southern New Jersey, Kentucky Bluegrass is the most common type of grass seed or sod to use. Seed is usually chosen because it is economical. Sod is usually preferred because of the "instant yard" look it gives. The real difference between sod and seed is the time it takes to get a full lawn and the amount of money that you want to spend. The best time to seed a lawn is in the fall. During the fall we have constant weather, with few rainstorms to wash away the seed.

There is a common misconception that seeding is the best way to establish a lawn because it is much less expensive than sodding. In realty, sodding turns out to be less expensive over time once costs such as increased maintenance inputs and repair are accounted for. Add to that the instantaneous and finished look you get with sod and its clear to see that sodding is preferable in most instances.

Cost is the most evident answer. Cost to establish one acre of fairway with sod, not including preparation, is between $12,000 and $15,000. Seeding costs around $870.00.

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Ideally, a soil sample should be taken to find the pH level. This will allow amendments to be added to reach the proper pH level. The area should be free of rocks and weeds and loosened enough to allow the seed or sod to grow properly.

Sod needs to be kept wet and watered continually for about two weeks when new. After that, a daily or every other day watering schedule should be followed, depending on the weather. Seed needs to be kept wet until it germinates. Again, after germination a rigorous watering schedule should be followed. Trees can be watered every other day BY HAND with a hose. You can let the hose trickle for about 15 minutes near the base of the tree.

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A seed is the mature ovule of a plant. It contains all the genetic material and stored energy within to grow into a plant similar to its parent plants, if growing conditions permit. Seeds are of all different shapes, sizes and colors quite amazing

WipeOut® Total Weed & Grass Killer - Has no soil activity and will breakdown very quickly. There are no replanting restrictions. Lawn WeedOut® - Has some soil activity and takes about two to three weeks to breakdown. Lawn seed should not be planted for 3-4 weeks after using Lawn WeedOut®. Lawn WeedOut® should not be applied to newly seeded lawns until after the third mowing.

In this case, it is essential to check information on the bag. Because weed killers vary in their ability to linger and prevent seed from coming up, the answer will depend on the product. Always follow the label directions. Crabgrass Preventer: Do not sow seed within 4 months of applying crabgrass preventer. By fall, which is the best time to sow seed of cool-season grasses anyway, you should get good results from seeding.

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Turfgrass sod farms are usually listed in telephone book Yellow Pages under "Sod," "Sodding Services," "Sod Farms," or "Turfgrass Sod." Garden centers and home improvement stores may also offer turfgrass sod during some times of the year.

When sod is first laid, you must water at least one inch a day for the first two to three weeks. This is approximately two to three hours of watering. During the summer heat it is vital to keep your sod watered! Once sod is established every other day or every few days is sufficient. Keep a watch on your lawn and water if it looks necessary.

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If you can keep the sod "Green side up," you can successfully install your own turf! Since freshly cut turf can be heavy, enlisting the help of a few friends is suggested.

It is the law. Arizona and the Federal government both have laws outlining and regulating the way seed is to be sold in the state. The definitions and protocols are quite specific as to what is to be done, how it is to be done, and when it is to be done. It is consumer protection. Anyone that goes into an establishment to buy seed needs to know that the seed in that package is what the labeler claims it is and that it will perform at a certain level.