Sod requires direct soil contact for root establishment. Bark mulch ("beauty bark") decomposes, stealing nitrogen and drying out, causing sod to fail in "fairy rings." Only fully composted, soil-like mulch might work, but it's risky. Proper prep: kill weeds, rake off all mulch, loosen soil, lay sod on bare earth, water, and roll lightly.
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