New sod needs daily watering—enough to soak the soil beneath until it’s almost too wet to walk on. Frequency depends on temperature, wind, and soil type. Multiple short soakings are better than one long run to prevent runoff. No seed is needed before laying sod; the sod itself is the established grass.
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