Charleston is at the northern edge of St. Augustine's range. Late-fall sodding risks winterkill before roots establish. Sod farmers may sell it, but success isn't guaranteed.
Get a written guarantee from the sod supplier requiring proof of proper watering. Call multiple local sod farms—those growing St. Augustine in your area know the real-world cutoff dates better than anyone.
If proceeds, water deeply after installation, then maintain consistent moisture. Avoid fertilizer until spring. Consider waiting until April for safer establishment.
A dirt yard through winter is unsightly but better than dead sod and wasted money.
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