ScienTurfic Sod is a special blend of hybrid bluegrasses that are chosen for their drought tolerance and disease resistance. It is grown in Colorado so it will grow in the wide range of soils in the Rocky Mountain region and High Plains.

A standard roll of our quality sod measures 2 feet by 5 feet, and covers an area of 10 square feet.

With "normal" moisture content in the rolls, approximately 40-50 rolls will fit in a half-ton pickup, and approximately 75 rolls will fit into a three-quarter ton pickup.

A pallet holds 600 square feet or 60 rolls of sod.

Given "normal" moisture content in the rolls, each roll weighs approximately 35 to 40 pounds.

Absolutely!! Sod is cut fresh daily.

ScienTurfic Sod is available at our “Little Grass Shacks” throughout the Denver-metro area and along the Front Range . Call us for a location in your neighborhood or check this website for Grass Shack locations.

No, you may make as many trips as you need. Pay for the sod in full, and we will mark on your invoice how much you take each trip.

No, ScienTurfic Sod offers other products for your lawn, such as seed, fertilizer, and bagged soil amendments.

The actual laying of the sod, while being fairly laborious, is quite easy to do. Essentially, if the sod rolls are unrolled in the same direction each time, butted tightly to each other so there is no overlap or gap, and staggered as if laying bricks on a horizontal surface, then you should be rewarded with a good-looking installation.

We are sorry that you have sod left over, but we cannot come and pick it up, nor can we give you a refund for it. Sod is perishable plant material, and we cannot take it back or sell it to someone else. It is vitally important that accurate measurements are taken because what you order is what you will receive, and it is yours. We cannot take responsibility for someone else's measurements, math mistakes or incomplete measurements.

We guarantee our sod to be fresh, weed-free, disease-free, and merchantable at the time you receive it.

We accept MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express

You need to determine the quantity in square feet. The formulas and examples for common shapes are located in the “Measurements” section of our website.

We have developed our own formulation of turf fertilizer which has been blended for lawns in Colorado and provide excellent results. We offer a 20-20-10 2Fe-3S in 20 pound bags for year round fertilization (20% Nitrogen, 20% Phosphorus, 10% Potash, 2% Iron & 3% Sulfur) Twenty pounds will fertilize 4,000 square feet. Read and follow label directions for application methods and water in after the fertilizer is applied.

Colorado soils are generally of poor quality. A key to a successful, healthy lawn is to have it growing in good soil. ScienTurfic Sod recommends that customers incorporate a good organic compost into soil prior to sodding. The recommended rate is 3 cubic yards of compost per 1000 square feet of area. This needs to be spread evenly and rototilled into the existing soil to a depth of 4 to 6 inches. This will improve the composition and the texture of the soil to a point where the grass plants will perform much better. Finally, the soil needs to be graded and raked out so that the surface is smooth and ready for sod. The lawn will only look as good as the soil is underneath it.

Our sod is priced on a sliding scale, which means that the price decreases as the quantity increases. Once you have determined the quantity you need, please call us for current pricing for picked up and delivered sod.

Yes, we provide a full range of installation services. Please visit the Services section of our site for more details. We would be happy to have an estimator visit your site and provide you with a free estimate.

You can install sod any time that you can prepare the ground correctly and as long as we can harvest sod from the field. As long as the ground is not frozen, proper ground preparation can be performed. Water must be available to water the newly installed sod, so have a hose ready or utilize your sprinkler system