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Bayside Sod is proud to volunteer with GreenCare for Troops, providing free lawn care to military families in Bradenton, Sarasota & Lakewood Ranch
Yes, you can install new sod during Manatee County's water restrictions. File the free 60-day variance, beat HOA rules & water right. Get a free quote today.
Yes, you can install new sod during Sarasota County's water restrictions. Learn the 60-day variance, HOA rules & how to register. Get a free quote today.
Season-by-season sod care guide for Florida lawns. Expert tips on fertilization, irrigation, pest control, and mowing from Bayside Sod, a fifth-generation family farm in Bradenton, FL. Call (941) 702-1746.
Discover essential seasonal sod care strategies tailored for Florida lawns. Learn when and how to maintain, install, and select the right sod with expert insights from Bayside Sod.
Soil pH decides whether your sod can use the fertilizer you give it. Most lawn grasses do best between 5.5 and 7.0. How to test Florida soil, and what sulfur, lime, and time can and cannot change.
Sod roots into whatever is under it. Five steps to prepare Florida soil before sod goes down: clear the old lawn, test, amend the top 6 to 8 inches, grade and firm, and wet the ground the morning of the install.
Hurricanes damage Florida lawns four ways: erosion, waterlogging, salt from storm surge, and contamination. Here is how to check the soil after a storm and when new sod can go down.
Five landscaping ideas that work in the Florida climate, starting with sod as the foundation: poolside planting that survives splash and sun, native plants, seasonal color, outdoor rooms, and water features.
A yearly soil test through the UF/IFAS Extension lab tells you your lawn's pH and nutrient levels for a few dollars, so fertilizer goes where it is needed. What the report says, how to read it, and what St. Augustine wants.
What a Gulf Coast lawn needs in each season: fall disease prevention and hurricane recovery, winter rest, spring pre-emergent and the first feeding, and summer watering and pest watch. Written for St. Augustine and zoysia in Manatee and Sarasota counties.
Large patch is a Rhizoctonia fungus that hits St. Augustine and zoysia lawns when soil temperatures drop to about 70 degrees, spreading in yellow to tan rings from fall into spring. How to recognize it, prevent it, and treat it.
Sod webworms are the caterpillars of small lawn moths, and they chew Florida St. Augustine and zoysia lawns down to the soil at night. How to spot them, confirm them with a soap flush, and get rid of them.
If you want to get the most out of your sod this spring, consider creating a spring lawn treatment schedule. Read our blog to learn more.
If you live in Florida and have noticed unwanted visitors in your lawn or garden, read our blog for our list of the most common lawn weeds and how to eradicate them!
While the most common grass lawn types for Florida homes are St. Augustine and Bermuda, there are several other options to choose from at Bayside Sod. Read our blog to learn more.
If you want to keep your grass looking lush and healthy all winter long, check out our blog for five simple winter lawn care tips.
Our CEO, Tiffany Bailey, sat down with the Business Observer to discuss her experience as a second-generation sod business leader during these unprecedented times. Read more.
As a Florida homeowner, you know that lawn pests are no laughing matter. Having a good lawn pest control plan is crucial to keep your grass looking its best. Read more in our blog.
Bayside Sod is thrilled to have been featured in Sod Solutions' Producer Update Spotlight. Visit our blog to read more!
Are you a homeowner wondering how to keep your lawn green and healthy? If so, you're not alone. Read our blog to learn more.
Is your grass looking a little worse for wear? If it's time to replace your grass, you should keep a few things in mind. Read our blog to learn more.
If you're thinking about adding sod to your yard, you may be asking yourself: "how much sod do I need?" Read our blog to learn more.
Are you looking to install new sod onto your Florida lawn? If so, it's essential to choose the best type of grass for your needs. Read our blog to learn more.
Have you recently installed sod onto your Florida lawn? If so, read our blog for our top two tips about caring for your new sod in the summer heat.
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