How Do You Lay Sod In Florida?
The majority of sod laid in Florida is warm-weather grass. Because the climate in most parts of Florida is hot and humid, cool-weather grasses are generally only planted in the northern part of the state. Preparing your lawn for sod is one of the most effective measures you can take to grow a successful lawn. According to the University of Florida, spring is the optimal time to establish a warm-weather lawn. Choose a sod grass type in early spring to prepare the soil and lay down your sod for a green lawn throughout the summer. Conduct a soil pH test on your yard. Purchase a soil pH test kit from your Florida county extension office. Within the kit, there are forms to fill out indicating the type of grass you want to grow. Collect soil samples throughout the lawn and mail them to the address indicated on the kit. Wait a few weeks for results, which will recommend the soil amendments needed to make the lawn the most hospitable place for your grass type. Remove all vegetation from the pl
