I Have Holes In The Sod. Either The Rain Has Settled The Dirt Or I Di

1.	I Have Holes In The Sod. Either The Rain Has Settled The Dirt Or I Did Not Roll Or Compact The Ground Enough. Some Holes Are Small Like A Footprint And Some Larger?
Answer» If soil was raked smooth, flat, and properly watered and sod rolled, the sod should have KNITTED to soil WITHIN two weeks. Holes can be plugged with sod in late SPRING just before the prime growing TIME of grass. You can purchase plugs or cut your own out of sod. Re-rolling the LAWN may help. If soil was raked smooth, flat, and properly watered and sod rolled, the sod should have knitted to soil within two weeks. Holes can be plugged with sod in late spring just before the prime growing time of grass. You can purchase plugs or cut your own out of sod. Re-rolling the lawn may help.

I Have Holes In The Sod. Either The Rain Has Settled The Dirt Or I Did Not Roll Or Compact The Ground Enough. Some Holes Are Small Like A Footprint And Some Larger?

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If soil was raked smooth, flat, and properly watered and sod rolled, the sod should have KNITTED to soil WITHIN two weeks. Holes can be plugged with sod in late SPRING just before the prime growing TIME of grass. You can purchase plugs or cut your own out of sod. Re-rolling the LAWN may help.

If soil was raked smooth, flat, and properly watered and sod rolled, the sod should have knitted to soil within two weeks. Holes can be plugged with sod in late spring just before the prime growing time of grass. You can purchase plugs or cut your own out of sod. Re-rolling the lawn may help.

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