Sod Shop, Inc.

10/22/2026

As seeding season winds down, we're evaluating different grass varieties in our test plots and learning more about what performs best in our region.



Cool-season grasses establish best when soil temperatures are generally in the 50-70°F range, which is why fall continues to be the ideal time for seeding.

Don't miss one of the last opportunities to seed this season! If you've been thinking about repairing bare spots, overseeding, or establishing a new lawn, now is the time to act before soil temperatures drop further.

Thanks to everyone who seeded with us this season. We're already looking forward to next year.

10/13/2026

A beautiful home deserves a lawn to match.
Fresh sod brings the finishing touch to a new construction project, creating instant curb appeal and turning the property into a place that truly feels like home.

Take a look at this recently completed project!

10/01/2026

A successful lawn starts with quality seed, good soil preparation, consistent watering, and a little patience.

Watching those first blades of grass come up never gets old, the 2027 sod crop is up and growing.

Fall is planting season, so if you've been thinking about repairing bare spots, overseeding, or starting a new lawn, don't wait, stop by Sod Shop to check out our Sod Shop Premium Seed Mix from , available in 25 lb. and 50 lb. bags.

09/22/2026

Summer Was Tough. Help Your Lawn Recover.

October is a great time to think about feeding your lawn. Fall fertilization can help cool-season turf like tall fescue maintain density, color, vigor, and recover from summer stress.

Think of it as helping your lawn recover from summer and prepare for the months ahead.

Before applying fertilizer, consider a soil test to determine what nutrients your lawn actually needs instead of guessing. KSU Turfgrass Research and Extension specifically recommends soil testing as the starting point for a successful fertility program.

09/15/2026

We're stocked with Certified TWCA Sod Shop Premium Seed Mix from , available in 25 lbs. and 50 lbs. bags.

Why TWCA-certified seed?

-Uses up to 40% less water
-Maintains excellent turf quality
-Great for new lawns and overseeding

Now is the perfect time to establish a thicker, healthier lawn before winter arrives.

Call, message, or stop by today to get your lawn project started!

09/08/2026

We want to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who attended, participated, and helped make this event possible. Seeing so many people interested in learning more about lawn care, sod, and turf management made the day truly special.

We appreciate your time, your questions, and your enthusiasm.

If you didn´t attended, stay tuned for future workshops and events. We can't wait to do it again!

09/05/2026

Sod Shop will be closed Monday September 7th. Labor Day, as we take time to celebrate and honor the hardworking people who keep our communities, businesses, and industries growing.

We hope everyone enjoys a safe and relaxing holiday weekend with family and friends.

We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday 8th.

08/26/2026

The upcoming fall months are some of the best times of the year to lay sod or seed, thanks to cooler temperatures, reduced stress on turf, and ideal conditions for root development.

One of the biggest challenges we see is getting accurate measurements before ordering sod.

Here's a helpful reference:

1 Sod Shop pallet = 486 sq. ft. of coverage

Knowing your dimensions ahead of time helps ensure you order the right amount and avoid unnecessary trips or leftover material.

Need help calculating square footage or determining how much sod you'll need? Contact Sod Shop today 913 814 0044. Our team is happy to help you get started on your next lawn project.

08/14/2026

Planning to mow this weekend? Change your mowing direction.

Mowing the same pattern every time can create ruts, compact the soil, and weaken the grass over time. One mowing, go north-south. Next time, mow east-west.

Changing directions also improves airflow through the turf and helps reduce conditions that can lead to certain lawn diseases.

Want to learn more lawn care tips? Join us for our upcoming FREE Sod Workshop on Saturday September 5th!

08/11/2026