Four Seasons Lanscape Materials carries a wide variety of the
Delta Bluegrass Company's
sod and lawn care products.
To calculated how much sod you will need for a particular space visit the
Delta Bluegrass Sod Calculator HERE.
| Bolero Plus  |
• Same qualities of Bolero™ |
| Bolero  |
• Fine bluegrass-like texture |
| 90 - 10  |
• Stands up better to high traffic areas |
| Blue Rye  |
• Grows well in sandy or heavy soil |
| Bluegrass  |
• Performs best in the cooler coastal and mountain climates of California |
| Shade Blend  |
• Specifically designed for up to 40% daily shade amounts |
| Mow Free  |
• Combination creates a meadow-like look |
| 100% Rye  |
• Specifically cultured for the golf course market |
Rye Blue  |
• Cultured for the golf course and sports turf applications |
Bentgrass  |
• Specifically developed for golf tees, putting greens, |
| Baby Bermuda  |
• Excellent for high use athletic surfaces |
| Tifway 419  |
• Excellence in high traffic areas or athletic fields |
| Tifway 419 II  |
• Excellence in high traffic areas or athletic fields |
Installation: A Step-By-Step Guide:
Step 1 - APPLY STARTER FERTILIZER
Before laying sod, apply DELTA BLUEGRASS COMPANY’S Bolero™ Sod & Seed STARTER fertilizer to the entire surface to be covered with sod. This gives the new grass food to nourish it in the first few weeks. And because you need to keep the sod wet for the first 10 days, existing nutrients in the soil will be watered down. Bolero™ Sod & Seed STARTER will provide the root system with what it needs to establish itself and continue healthy growth. The sod can then be laid directly on the fertilized soil.
Step 2 - Laying Your Sod
Start from the back of your property line to front along the longest straight-line boundary. Work away from the line so you're not stepping on the fresh sod. Butt edges and ends to fit tightly together. Stagger sod slabs (like laying bricks) to offset seams. Should your area be irregular in shape, run a string between stakes in a straight line through the area and begin laying sod along this line. Make sure each piece of sod has good contact with the soil, because air pockets prevent proper rooting. If laying sod on a steep slope, use wooden pegs or sod staples to temporarily keep the sod in place.
Trim To Fit - Trim edges with your sod knife to fit around curves and leave clean, trimmed edges around sprinkler heads, driveways, etc. Avoid cutting sod into short or narrow strips because smaller pieces tend to dry out and fail to root properly.
NOTE: Keep Sod Moist – After you have laid about 200 square feet of sod, mist it with a garden hose before you finish the whole job to prevent the new sod from drying out. Hot summer temperatures can wilt fresh sod, so it's important to keep it moist as you lay it down!
Step 3 - Roller The Sod
After the sod is laid, use a roller to ensure good contact between the sod and the soil. Just fill the roller half-way for the final rolling. Do not use the lawn until rooting has started and the lawn is growing vigorously.
Water your sod as much as necessary to keep it squishy wet for 10 days. The sod needs this water to re-establish itself with new root growth. Avoid watering at night. After 10 days of frequent watering, you can return to your normal schedule. Be sure to allow the soil to firm up to give you an opportunity to mow your lawn. A new sod lawn should be mowed two weeks after installation.
Step 4 - Enjoy Your New Lawn
