Now that the gardening season has begun, generally speaking, the grass doesn’t grow well, there are too many weeds, or it looks patchy. It is recommended to replace the turf, and turf replacement can be done from early spring until the end of the season.
Construction process:
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First, remove the old turf with a sod cutter and haul away the old turf.
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Level the land. If the ground is uneven, it needs to be leveled; otherwise, water will accumulate. (Usually, very cheap prices or poor workmanship lead to this problem.) The terrain should be shaped to guide water flow, so that during heavy rain, water won’t pool on the surface but will flow away naturally.
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Spread fertilized soil evenly about 2 inches thick, rake it smooth, and then lay the turf in the designated areas.
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After the turf is laid, water it thoroughly three times a day (morning, noon, evening) for two weeks. After two weeks, maintain watering once a day. The grass will grow lush and green.
