Order turf after thorough garden preparation. Store rolls in cool, shaded areas, sprinkling with water.
Dig over site, incorporating compost. Use tined cultivator to break clumps. Remove all weeds and debris. Level surface by flattening with scaffolding plank. Invest in 100mm+ quality topsoil if existing soil is poor—avoid sand; grass evolved for soil, not sand. Rake to fine tilth, removing debris. Verify evenness across entire site. Apply slow-release organic base fertilizer, raking lightly into soil. Water thoroughly if dry—fine hose nozzle works best.
Start along one edge, unrolling first roll precisely. Tamp firmly with rake back to settle roots. Continue butting rolls tightly, using rake teeth for positioning. Lay in brick-pattern offset to prevent aligned seams. Run turf beyond edges, trim with straight board and edging iron for clean lines. Fill gaps with off-cuts. Immediately sprinkle entire area—first two weeks are critical for root establishment.
Avoid walking on new turf for 20+ days until rooted. Water thoroughly for four weeks. Use boards if access needed. Mow frequently with light mower (hover type preferred), blades set high, collecting all clippings.
Your new lawn becomes a property asset through all seasons—winter to autumn.
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