Question 1

What is the Difference Between Planting Grass by Seed, Sod Or Plugs?

Accepted Answer

Seeding is the most budget-friendly option but it requires time and attention to establish the lawn. Sod or plugs provides instant results and help control erosion but come at a higher price.

Question 2

When’s the Best Time to Plant Grass Sod in Texas?

Accepted Answer

Seasonality is less of a factor for sod than grass seed. Sod can be laid anytime during the growing season but mid-spring to early summer or early fall is best for most Texas homes because there’s no danger of the ground freezing and rainfall should be plentiful.

Question 3

What’s the Best Time to Water Grass in Texas?

Accepted Answer

It’s best to water grass when winds are light, temperatures moderate, and the sun is not shining. Find out more here.

Question 4

How Do You Know When a New Grass Lawn is Fully Established?

Accepted Answer

Even if you’ve chosen the right grass seed and planted it correctly, your lawn may not be fully established for six months to one year. When it covers the entire planned ground area and you can walk on it without damaging it, it’s established.

Question 5

What Should I Do if I Have a Weed Problem On My New Lawn?

Accepted Answer

For most properly seeded and tended lawns with frequent mowing and watering, you should be able to weed by hand until the grass is established enough to use herbicides.

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