Sod offers several advantages over grass seed, making it a popular choice for establishing a new lawn quickly and effectively. Here are the main benefits of choosing sod over seed:
- Instant Results
- Reduced Erosion and Runoff
- Less Maintenance in Early Stages
- Fewer Weeds
- Higher Success Rate
We offer a premium blend of bluegrass with a touch of rye grass. It is crafted specifically for the PNW climate
To determine how much sod you’ll need, measure the area’s length and width, then multiply these to get the total square footage.
Yes, we offer delivery to many areas within E. Washington, N. Idaho and SE Oregon and provide pickup options from our locations.
We have a minimum delivery amount of one pallet. Anything less must be picked up.
Sure! We sell direct to homeowners and contractors.
Our sod is cut into 10 sq.ft. rolls, 2′ wide X 5′ long. And one inch thick.
A roll can weigh between 35 and 45 pounds. Depending on moisture.
There is 500 sq.ft. per pallet or 50 rolls of sod.
Sod is a living plant and MUST be installed on the day of delivery. We will NOT replace or refund any sod that is not installed immediately.
The best time to install sod is during the spring – fall growing season. However, we harvest sod year-round, if the ground is not frozen. This means you can install sod at almost any time of year.
Newly installed sod needs frequent watering for the first two weeks. Aim for watering two to four times daily to keep the soil consistently moist. After that, you can gradually reduce the frequency as roots establish.
No. While we specialize in providing top-quality sod, we can recommend trusted landscapers and installers in your area through our network of top landscapers. Please contact us for more information.
Sod usually begins rooting within 10–14 days. Full root establishment can take anywhere from 2–6 weeks, depending on the season, soil, and watering practices.