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Study your area, determine how much sun and/or how much shade each area is exposed to. This information will help you determine the right sod type for your area. Please keep in mind that NO sod will grow in complete shade. For areas with minimal sun light exposure, ground covers, such as jasmine, liriope and others, could work as a solution. 

It is important to ensure the ground and grass is dry before you begin mowing. Cutting your lawn too short can create stress for your grass and make it more susceptible to diseases.

Determine the variety of grass you have and find out the optimal height for healthy growth to encourage good root stimulation.

Growth rates vary based on weather conditions throughout the year. A flexible mowing schedule is required for a healthy lawn. During the Spring and Fall season your grass will grow rapidly and may require more frequent mowing. However, during the summer and winter months, your grass may hardly grow, this is when you may not even have to mow once a week.

Proper mowing practices help prevent weed growth and disease. 

The strength of any landscape and maintenance program starts with healthy soil. The use of fertilizer will help build big and strong roots, achieve great beauty and health, supply nutrients, stimulators and vitamins to help strengthens all plants and soils. The correct fertilization will also help prevent weeds from growing. An optimal fertilization schedule will allow you to fertilize two to three times per year. Precisely when you apply fertilizer depends partly on your climate, but mostly on the type of sod you have. The key is to fertilize during the season when your grass is doing the most growing. As a result, you will get an improved soil and more successful landscape project.