If you’re still hopeful for a beautiful, well-maintained, healthy lawn this summer, you need to get cracking. Spring is pretty much behind us and summer is ready to roll. At this point, retail sod is your only choice for a… Read More
Blog
Tips for Caring for Zoysia Sod
Zoysia sod has become an increasingly popular choice for lawns these days, with its low-maintenance nature, capacity to thrive in ranging climates, and verdant good looks. Whether you’re a new first-time sod owner or looking to improve the health of… Read More
How to Seed Your Lawn
Every homeowner wants a lawn that is healthy and vibrant. New sod is one way to get there, but there are other landscaping tricks that you can use to get great results. If you want to use grass seed to… Read More
Which Sod is Best for Your Maryland Lawn?
When looking for the best kind of sod for your Maryland lawn, you should be glad to know that plenty of great options exist. Finding the right sod in Maryland shouldn’t be difficult, so we’re narrowing down the options a… Read More
How to Store Your Sod
Spring is here, and many people are purchasing landscaping supplies and new sod to beautify their yards. However, sometimes the supplies you ordered are delivered before you are ready. Here is what everyone should know about storing sod on their… Read More
Tips for Maintaining Fresh Sod
Spring is the most common time for people to decide to work their homes’ exteriors, including working in their yards and gardens and trying to prepare their lawns for a long season of use. If your lawn is not as… Read More
What to Know About Grass Seed
Whether planting a new lawn or just trying to fix a few dry patches, you may want to consider grass seed. It’s a fantastic way to improve your lawn’s quality and growth. Everyone at every level of landscaping can take… Read More
Preparing Your Lawn for New Sod
Spring is here, and the time is now to tackle those outdoor home and garden landscaping projects, including getting your lawn the way you want it. Maybe it’s a patchwork of different grass types. Or maybe it’s full of scraggly… Read More