Acorns missed during cleanup are sprouting in newly laid sod. The expert notes two scenarios: seedlings emerging through sod pieces (sod too thin) or popping up in seams (sod not tightly joined). For the first, regular mowing at correct height will suppress seedlings; persistent ones can be treated with appropriate weed control. For the second, hand-pulling is an option, but long-term fix is filling seams with sand. Cultural control via mowing works for both; chemical control is a last resort with careful product selection and label adherence.
The expert emphasizes that a seamless sod job prevents most seedling issues.
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