9 Tips for a Newly Sodded Lawn
Almost all of our landscape design or drainage projects ends with either new sod or new grass seed. When these projects are completed, many clients ask how to best care for the new sod. Instead of repeating the same thing to each client, we wanted to create a resource that anyone can access. So here’s our 9 tips for a newly sodded lawn.
For new sod and sprinkler maintenance, we strongly suggest you consult with a trusted, experienced landscape designer
who can help you get the most value for your money now and in the future.
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