Chattanooga sod

Chattanooga sod may come in any strain that you require for your property. Whether you want to showcase a newly acquired property or dazzle one you have had for several years, we are the experienced grass professionals who will reincarnate your landscaping. Our sod, which is grass held together in a rug of roots, is set to impress you.

There are many specific reasons for fresh new sod, including covering unimpressive patches of non-growth on your yard. It may have been a garden or area for plants near your home, but now you want to simplify with robust green grass. Or, perhaps you are just finishing a project on your property and you have one more piece of renovation needed – new grass. Also, a great way to improve upon the look of an old home (or a new one for that matter) is a fresh carpet of healthy green grass.

And you can feel fully comfortable when you choose us as the professional grass-men to deliver all grass with absolute care and to lay it out with utmost skill and efficiency. We are ever-vigilant in keep your property clean and tidy so that when we are finished, you will have that storybook property that you had envisioned before you contacted us for your Chattanooga sod.

Atlanta Sod

Believe it or not, Atlanta sod may often be called upon to vary due to the differing micro-conditions. With differing conditions – they could be sunny, shady, cool, wet or experience more foot traffic – different sod is called for to meet those conditions.

If you are a landscaper who works in Atlanta and surrounding areas, you already probably know that it is not a one-size-fits-all environment, and we have the all strains of sod that works best for specific conditions. Or, you may be a property owner and you want to beautify a yard. Give us a call and we can discuss your options. We can help you decide what sod works best for you. For some people, grass is grass, and variety does not seem to make a difference. But as seasons and conditions change throughout the year, you’ll notice some grass going brown, whereas not far away another kind is a healthy green. No matter what you choose, preparation and upkeep vastly helps: tilling soil and laying topsoil before we lay your sod as well as soil testing and making sure there are not any weeds, leaves or lingering grass from before.

We are happy to consult with you on your options for Atlanta sod.

Fescue Comes Through

Fescue sod is the ideal grass for your cool or shady lawn. If you would love green grass outside throughout the duration of the year – perhaps you live in a community development and you want to ensure that your grass is up to code for the homeowner’s association in a cooler climate year-round – it is fescue to the rescue.

This is a perennial grass for colder climates. What is so fantastic about fescue, however, is that it can withstand the heat as well, as is often seen in areas of Georgia, as long as the sod is taken care of with frequent watering and fertilizer. It can also take root and survive the frequently difficult-to-grow-in Georgia clay. It is a placid sod in that it is not invasive like Bermuda grass; it has a fast germination period to stave off soil erosion and can withstand heavy traffic well.

This strain of sod is naturally meant to grow taller than many and it should not be cut very short, or else it may die. There are many different varieties of fescue featuring varying merits, and we would love to discuss which fescue sod best works for your.

Brighten Up with Centipede

Centipede sod is called that for a reason … Many of us know that green is a tertiary, or secondary color. So, when you combine yellow and blue, the result is green. However, this kind of grass has a heavy leaning toward the yellow end of this scale, yielding a lighter lime green for your yard. It turns to go all the way to this yellow color during cold spells and with fertilizer with a high amount of nitrogen.

This form of sod reached our shores in the early part of the 20^th century from Southeast Asia because the government liked its uncanny ability to do well in soil that had little fertility, and it also does not need much maintenance. As well as doing well in the sunny heat, it also sits just fine in the shade. During the cool winter months, centipede grass lays dormant. Unlike other forms of grass we have to offer you in our communities, centipede sod can be cut quite closely when you mow it; if you mow it high it can create dead patches throughout your property. There many forms of this kind of grass, and we look forward to discussing the various merits of centipede sod.

Bermuda

Bermuda sod is an ideal kind for the southeastern portion of the United States. That is because it likes it hot and sunny, and it does very well, unlike most other forms of sod, in salty areas such as the beach. That comes in very useful since the south features thousands of miles of coastline. It is also a very tough and rugged brand of sod and stands up to plenty of traffic, which makes it a very popular choice for parks everywhere, as well as golf courses.

Bermuda is a perennial kind of sod, which will robustly and healthily last through three years and even longer. This kind of sod is thought to have come to the states via the Caribbean from Africa anywhere from 250 to 500 years ago. It features that nice green color during warm temperatures, but in the winter it goes dormant and turns a brownish color. After winter, though, the sod wakes up around April and returns to its normal green state.

Yet another advantage with the sod is that it is very dense, which typically disallows the development and growth of weeds. There is a great chance that Bermuda sod may be the best for your yard.

For sod in Georgia, we are easily head-and-shoulders above anyone else in lovingly delivering the best cultivate grass for any and all of your property’s needs. For one, we work with the industry’s best sod farmers who are always on top of their game in growing the most robust and healthy grass. For many homeowners, a nice and healthy lawn is a top priority for their property. In fact, some homeowner’s associations wind up finding owners for underperforming grass. However, with our grass, as long as you take reasonable care of it, you are sure to impress your neighbors. Businesses also love our sod. A healthy patch of grass implies a nice, green business.

Not only do we work with industry-leading farmers, but we also take great measures to ensure the grass is quickly delivered to you in top shape. We get the sod to you in zero time, and implementing the sod onto your property, you will find, will be handled with utmost professionalism and discipline. We understand the importance of punctuality for this service, so that when you hire us you get fresh grass that is on time. That is why we are considered the best for sod in Georgia.

Zoysia sod

Zoysia sod is much-loved and much-used because of its resilience in challenging conditions. Like Bermuda, it absolutely thrives in bright sunshine in warm and hot temperatures, and it does extremely well in salty climates along the coast of the ocean. Unlike Bermuda sod, however, it carries a deeper green color, requires less fertilizer and features a spongier texture, a pleasant feeling underneath bare feet. This sod also maintains its robust health in heavily-trafficked areas, perfect for parks, especially those near or at the beach.

This sod is also known as Manila grass since it hails from Southeast Asia, including Japan and China. There are multiple varieties of this strain; however, most feature a very slow germination rate, so it is almost always sold in sod form. There are two general types of this sod:

• Emerald … This type does not need to be mowed very frequently because it has a slow growth. Not surprisingly, it has an emerald color and has a better shade tolerance than other varieties, but it is more sensitive to the cold.
• Meyer … This one has a wider blade than emerald zoysia and it is more tolerant of colder temperatures, though it can turn yellow during the winter and it is less shade-tolerant.

We feature the best zoysia sod.

Sod in Atlanta

Winter started hard and stayed tough on grass in Georgia. We anticipate a demand for replacement sod in the spring.

University of Florida agronomists have identified the top four reasons grass in the Southeast is injured in cold months, that is, any time the temperature falls below 20°F

1) Tissue desiccation. The grass literally dries out during an extended cold snap.

2) Direct low temperature kills, in other words, a hard freeze.

3) Diseases

4) Traffic. Frozen grass becomes very fragile and the blades break when compressed.

That last reason is often overlooked. It is not only about obvious tracks where mud has replaced grass. But if an animal, jogger or golfer crushes frozen grass in Georgia, the protective crown is damaged and the death spiral begins.

Look for early signs of turf needing replacement in shaded areas, where it stays colder longer, gets colder faster, and where lack of sun reduces a plant’s ability to produce carbohydrates needed for increased cold tolerance.

Let us recommend a selection of cold-hardy grasses

The hardiest species is zoysiagrass, followed in by bermudagrass, bahiagrass, centipedegrass, seashore paspalum, carpetgrass, and St. Augustinegrass. We can also discuss management practices to minimize winter damage to your natural resource.

Obviously, there are several places you can buy sod in Georgia. Any farmer with a patch of land can claim to be a sod dealer, and a farmer without much concern for quality can usually get a lower price than those that sell a higher quality of sod.

What you need to ask yourself is: is that really what you want?

If you’re a landscaper, your repeat business depends a lot on your reputation. If you become known as “the guy with the bad sod”, chances are you won’t be in business for long. A image of “cheapness” can even affect the acquisition of new customers. People do talk, and when one person gets a load of sod that is of poor quality, they don’t just complain to you; they tell all their friends as well.

If you’re a homeowner doing some landscaping on your own, think about how you want your lawn and property to look a month after the job is finished – even a year after the job is finished. Yes, you may have saved a little bit of money at the time, but then you have to look at the results from that point on. You may even get a few “not so nice” words from your spouse – and no one wants that!

We take pride in the product that we sell here at A & N Sod Supply INC. If you are looking for the best sod in Georgia or southern Tennessee, we would be honored if you would consider us. We are very choosy about the farmers we use, and we have very high standards in what we offer our customers. That is what makes us different.

Give us a try – we are confident you will see the difference as well.