How Much Is a Pallet of Provista Sod?

A pallet of ProVista Sod is 60 square feet and weighs 800 pounds. It is a professional-grade, disease-resistant turfgrass that is grown on certified farms in Georgia.

A pallet of ProVista Sod typically weighs around 2,000 lbs. This may differ depending on the manufacturer or type of sod. Each pallet of sod is made up of 48 individual rolls.

A pallet of ProVista Sod will cover approximately 400 square feet.

When it comes to preparing the soil for your new pallet of ProVista Sod, the general rule of thumb is to go as deep as the longest root on the sod. This is typically around 6-8 inches. However, there are a few cases where you might need to go deeper. For example, if the soil is very compacted, has a lot of clay, or is very high in organic matter, you might need to till the soil to a depth of 10-12 inches. This will help ensure that your new sod has the best chance to establish a deep and healthy root system.

The rule of thumb is to water your lawn deeply and thoroughly once a week. However, this may need to be increased to twice a week during prolonged hot, dry periods. A good way to determine how much water your lawn needs is to place several empty tuna cans or similar containers on your lawn. Water your lawn for the recommended time, then measure the depth of water in the cans. If the water is less than one inch deep in the cans, you need to water your lawn longer.

The best time of day to water your lawn after laying a pallet of ProVista Sod is in the early morning hours before the sun and temperature rise. This allows the Sod to drink in the water and begin the process of cooling the ground temperature. The roots of the Sod will also have time to grow into the ground before the heat of the day begins. If you water your lawn in the late afternoon or evening, the heat will cause the Sod to wilt and the water to evaporate before it can be absorbed.

It takes about four to six weeks for a new lawn established from ProVista Sod to become fully rooted into the ground. The first three weeks are critical for the sod to establish a good root system, after which the sod will start to fill in and become denser. ProVista Sod is a high-quality product that is rot-resistant and disease-resistant, so it will establish quickly and remain healthy for years to come.

If you find yourself with leftover ProVista Sod, there are a few things you can do to ensure it doesn't go to waste. First, check to see if the sod is still good. If it's started to turn brown or feels dry and crisp, it's probably not going to be usable. If the sod looks healthy and green, however, it can probably be stored for a short period of time.

To store the sod, find a cool, shady spot in your yard and lay the sod down in a single layer. Cover the sod with a few inches of soil, being sure to tamp it down gently so the sod doesn't blow away. Water the sod lightly and check it every few days to make sure it's not drying out.

If you have too much sod to store in your yard, you can always donation it to a local park or community garden. They'll be happy to put it to good use!