[Steve B[_10_]]

The greatest portion of the sod was laid today, leaving about a pallet left.
The sod was as thick as I have seen it, but a little thinner than the
thickest. It does NOT have a woven plastic mat, but an INCREDIBLY developed
root system. I am taking pains to keep it moist.

It looks great!

3400 sf of sod certainly improved the look of sand, grit, and rocks. The
dogs love it, and were frolicking around as we were doing it. They are
rescue pooches, each getting here about last summer. They were laying on it
with their back feet extended, I guess enjoying the cool and getting a free
scratch.

Sod isn't rocket science, but I did learn some things. I surely learned
that I never want to do it again, but will pay to have it done if I need any
more, or have to do it on another property.

Steve

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[Steve Barker[_6_]]

On 7/2/2011 1:55 PM, Steve B wrote:
The greatest portion of the sod was laid today, leaving about a pallet left.
The sod was as thick as I have seen it, but a little thinner than the
thickest. It does NOT have a woven plastic mat, but an INCREDIBLY developed
root system. I am taking pains to keep it moist.

It looks great!

3400 sf of sod certainly improved the look of sand, grit, and rocks. The
dogs love it, and were frolicking around as we were doing it. They are
rescue pooches, each getting here about last summer. They were laying on it
with their back feet extended, I guess enjoying the cool and getting a free
scratch.

Sod isn't rocket science, but I did learn some things. I surely learned
that I never want to do it again, but will pay to have it done if I need any
more, or have to do it on another property.

Steve

Heart surgery pending?
www.heartsurgerysurvivalguide.com
Heart Surgery Survival Guide



did you roll it?

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Steve Barker
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[Joe]

On Jul 2, 1:55*pm, "Steve B" wrote:
The greatest portion of the sod was laid today, leaving about a pallet left.
The sod was as thick as I have seen it, but a little thinner than the
thickest. *It does NOT have a woven plastic mat, but an INCREDIBLY developed
root system. *I am taking pains to keep it moist.

It looks great!

3400 sf of sod certainly improved the look of sand, grit, and rocks. *

snip

You did give the poor sod some sort of topsoil to grow on, didn't
you?

Joe

[Steve B[_10_]]

"Oren" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 2 Jul 2011 11:55:24 -0700, "Steve B"
wrote:

The greatest portion of the sod was laid today, leaving about a pallet
left.
The sod was as thick as I have seen it, but a little thinner than the
thickest. It does NOT have a woven plastic mat, but an INCREDIBLY
developed
root system. I am taking pains to keep it moist.

What kind of sod is this?

fescue/bluegrass mix

[Steve B[_10_]]

"Steve Barker" wrote in message
...
On 7/2/2011 1:55 PM, Steve B wrote:
The greatest portion of the sod was laid today, leaving about a pallet
left.
The sod was as thick as I have seen it, but a little thinner than the
thickest. It does NOT have a woven plastic mat, but an INCREDIBLY
developed
root system. I am taking pains to keep it moist.

It looks great!

3400 sf of sod certainly improved the look of sand, grit, and rocks. The
dogs love it, and were frolicking around as we were doing it. They are
rescue pooches, each getting here about last summer. They were laying on
it
with their back feet extended, I guess enjoying the cool and getting a
free
scratch.

Sod isn't rocket science, but I did learn some things. I surely learned
that I never want to do it again, but will pay to have it done if I need
any
more, or have to do it on another property.

Steve

Heart surgery pending?
www.heartsurgerysurvivalguide.com
Heart Surgery Survival Guide



did you roll it?

No, it was in rolls when we got it.

Sorry.

Yes, we rolled it.

Steve

[Steve B[_10_]]

"Joe" wrote in message
...
On Jul 2, 1:55 pm, "Steve B" wrote:
The greatest portion of the sod was laid today, leaving about a pallet
left.
The sod was as thick as I have seen it, but a little thinner than the
thickest. It does NOT have a woven plastic mat, but an INCREDIBLY
developed
root system. I am taking pains to keep it moist.

It looks great!

3400 sf of sod certainly improved the look of sand, grit, and rocks.

snip

You did give the poor sod some sort of topsoil to grow on, didn't
you?

Joe

$600 worth............

[ChairMan[_2_]]

In ,
Steve B spewed forth:
"Steve Barker" wrote in message
...
On 7/2/2011 1:55 PM, Steve B wrote:
The greatest portion of the sod was laid today, leaving about a
pallet left.
The sod was as thick as I have seen it, but a little thinner than
the thickest. It does NOT have a woven plastic mat, but an
INCREDIBLY developed
root system. I am taking pains to keep it moist.

It looks great!

3400 sf of sod certainly improved the look of sand, grit, and
rocks. The dogs love it, and were frolicking around as we were
doing it. They are rescue pooches, each getting here about last
summer. They were laying on it
with their back feet extended, I guess enjoying the cool and
getting a free
scratch.

Sod isn't rocket science, but I did learn some things. I surely
learned that I never want to do it again, but will pay to have it
done if I need any
more, or have to do it on another property.

Steve

Heart surgery pending?
www.heartsurgerysurvivalguide.com
Heart Surgery Survival Guide



did you roll it?

No, it was in rolls when we got it.

Sorry.

Yes, we rolled it.

Steve

I'm sure it was hard to keep litg