Homeowner Sodding - Seeding Tips
Few things add more curb appeal to a residence or location than a thick, rich, and healthy lawn. But not always does a person managed to start out with just that. Often times, especially when dealing with new construction, it is necessary for us to give Mother Nature a little helping hand in establishing that beautiful turf we're all so proud of. Below are some helpful tips on establishing that healthy lawn whether it's by applying grass seed or laying pre-grown sod. Soil Preparation: We recommend prior to starting your sodding project, that you have your soil tested for its pH, are rather how acidic or alkaline you soil is. Turf grows and develops best when the soils pH is between 6.0 and 7.5. ow soil pH can create a toxic condition known as chlorosis, or a yellowing of the turf. If left untreated, nectrotic (dead spots) spotting of the grass blade can develop. This leads to stunted growth which can take one or several growing seasons to correct. Having a soil ...