Q: Builder will lay bermuda sod in November. Is that a problem?
A: If the area is thoroughly tilled, limed, and fertilized per soil test, November sodding works. Keep sod moist (not soggy) through winter. Roots grow slowly while soil is warm, then pause in cold. Soil testing details at georgiasoiltest.com.
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