skip to main content

Source for sod?

16 years ago

Does anyone know where to buy nice sod in our area? Adams used to sell it but no longer does. Lowe's and Home Depot don't carry it. I can't think where else to look. Ideas?

Comments (2)

oldroser
16 years ago
That nursery up on the hill on 9W south of Adams may have it. Also you might calling Phantom Gardener in Rhinebeck.
Call around - I'm sure some of the nurseries stock it.
linnea2
16 years ago
I just saw several pallets at the Kingston Home Depot.

Look for grubs before you buy it, I bought 6 pallets last year
("deal" through my excavator, half of them were riddled with
JB grubs)

Sign Up to Comment

Related Stories

EARTH DAY How to Build a Greener Driveway

By Jen Dalley //

Install a permeable driveway to keep pollutants out of water sources and groundwater levels balanced

GRASSES Let Nature Inspire Your Landscape: Grasslands to Garden

By CYAN Horticulture

Don't struggle with trying to artfully match flowers and grasses for a garden design — just look to the source

LANDSCAPE DESIGN 15 Great Ideas for a Lawn-Free Yard

By Laura Gaskill

End the turf war for good with hardscaping, native grasses and ground covers that save water and are easier to maintain

GARDENING GUIDES How to Get Your Prairie On

By Benjamin Vogt / Monarch Gardens

Have a field day with your landscape, even if you've got just a few modern containers on a paved path

EARTH DAY The Case for Losing the Traditional Lawn

By Benjamin Vogt / Monarch Gardens

Work less, help the environment and foster connections by just saying no to typical turf

LANDSCAPE DESIGN Is It Time to Consider Fake Grass?

By J. Peterson Garden Design

With more realistic-looking options than ever, synthetic turf can be a boon. Find the benefits and an installation how-to here

GREEN BUILDING Why You Might Want to Build a House of Straw

By Mariana Pickering (Emu Building Science)

Straw bales are cheap, easy to find and DIY-friendly. Get the basics on building with this renewable, ecofriendly material

GREAT HOME PROJECTS How to Replace Your Lawn With a Garden

By June Scott Design

New project for a new year: Lose the turfgrass for energy savings, wildlife friendliness and lower maintenance

DECKS Decking Materials Beyond Basic Lumber

By Ventana Construction LLC

Learn about softwoods, tropical hardwoods, composites and more for decks, including pros, cons and costs

LANDSCAPE DESIGN Your Mini Guide to Great Garden Edges

By J. Peterson Garden Design

Get the scoop on trenches to the skinny on bender board, to help keep your garden beds as tidy as you like

Sponsored

RTS Home Solutions

3 Reviews

BIA of Central Ohio Award Winning Contractor

More Discussions

Help identifying scat in garden

1