Turf expert Clint Waltz says sod can be laid in cooler weather if you follow key steps: till soil at least 6 inches deep for root penetration; use only fresh sod harvested within 48 hours; roll immediately for good root-to-soil contact; and water throughout winter, especially on sunny, breezy December and January days. If you can commit to this, go ahead. More details at the linked resource.
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