MD homeowner: mixed grass, mud patches, pooling water, flooding areas. Two boxers, two kids. Late Oct. Sod now? Drainage first?
Yes, drainage first. Sod on wet soil = root rot, failure.
Process:
Late Oct sodding: Risky in MD. Cool-season sod *can* root in 50°F+ soil, but window closing. Spring safer.
Kids + dogs = traffic. Fix drainage *right* or redo in 2 years.
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