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SOD

Sod is both grass and the soil directly beneath the grass held together by the roots. When used for individual lawns, it usually comes in 16×24 inch blocks. For larger sod projects, it may come in long strips which are rolled up like carpet.

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Sod is sold to landscapers, home builders and home owners to form lawns, sports fields and parks. It’s placed on bare soil which the roots grow into over a period of time.

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How is sod different from seeding?

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Seeding involves planting the grass seeds in the spot that they will eventually grow. Sod, on the other hand, is already mature grass that takes root in a new location. Newly laid sod is ready for use in about thirty days. A seeded lawn takes much longer to grow and can’t be walked on until the grass is at least two inches tall.

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