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Laying Sod
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Created: Mar 03, 2008 by chompersmama
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decided to go for sod instead of seed. After last years drought I am afraid of what we might find this spring, a whole lot of dead grass I'm afraid.
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Budget:
$200
Materials:
- sod
- borrowed rototiller
- manure
- rakes
- shovels
- lots of hard manual labour
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oh, i am jealous of your soil! I just finished all the prep work for my sod project which included 18 c yards of topsoil, tilling it into the existing soil, raking, raking, and more raking, and then the rolling. Now I have to wait for the weather to cooperate for the sod to be cut and delivered. I looked at your other projects and they all look great. I built a fence to make a separate yard for my dog last fall which was a lot of work but nothing compared to the sod. Thanks for sharing these!