Jasperson Sod Farm

10/14/2026

Ready to put the mower away? Not so fast! 🍂

Your grass may be slowing down, but if it’s still growing, it still needs the occasional cut. Keep mowing as needed this fall, and resist the urge to give it one super-short final haircut before winter.

Take care of your lawn now, and it’ll be ready to get back at it when spring rolls around. 🌱

10/09/2026

Your lawn might look like it’s calling it quits for the year, but there’s still plenty happening down below. 🌱

Fall can be an important time to fertilize an established lawn and give your turf what it needs heading into winter.

Just remember: newly installed sod and established grass don’t always need the same treatment. Before you grab whatever bag is sitting in the garage, make sure it’s the right product and timing for your lawn.

A little fall TLC can go a long way when spring rolls around!

09/29/2026

Before the first hard freeze hits, take a few minutes to get your irrigation system ready for winter.

Water left sitting in the lines can freeze and expand, which leads to cracked pipes, damaged valves, and repairs you really do not want to deal with come spring. A proper shutdown now protects your system and your wallet.

A few steps to winterize properly:
- Shut off the water supply to your irrigation system
- Blow out the lines to clear any remaining water
- Insulate exposed valves or backflow devices
- Set your controller to rain mode or power it down for the season

A little prep now saves you a headache later. Jasperson Sod Farm is here to help keep your lawn care on track all year long.

09/24/2026

Here's something a lot of homeowners don't realize: sod installed this fall has all winter to root in, so it comes back thicker and stronger come spring.

Wait until spring to order instead, and you are starting from scratch right as everyone else is trying to do the same thing.

Why fall installation wins:
- Cooler weather means less stress on new sod
- Roots get all winter to establish before spring growth kicks in
- Your lawn is ahead of the game instead of playing catch-up
- Less competition for scheduling than the busy spring season

Get ahead of next year's lawn goals now. Reach out to Jasperson Sod Farm to lock in your order.

09/18/2026

09/16/2026

The clock is ticking on sod season this year.

Once the ground starts to freeze, installs stop and orders get a lot harder to fill. If you have been putting off a lawn project, now is the time to get it on the calendar instead of risking the whole season.

A few reasons to act now:
• Weather and ground conditions won't stay favorable much longer
• Availability gets tighter the closer we get to season's end
• Ordering early means you avoid the last-minute rush
• Sod installed now still has time to root before winter

Jasperson Sod Farm is taking orders now for the rest of the season. Give us a call or order online before it's too late.

09/08/2026

Noticing bare or thin patches after a long summer? Late summer into early fall is the best time to get those spots fixed before winter.

Cooler nights and warm soil give new grass the best shot at taking hold, no matter which method you use. Wait until spring, and you are starting from scratch just as everyone else is too.

A few ways to fill in thin or bare spots:
• Patch with fresh sod for an instant, established fix
• Aerate compacted soil so roots and water can get through
• Topdress with quality soil to even out low spots
• Overseed thin areas if you are going the seed route

If you want those spots fixed fast and looking great right away, sod is usually the easiest path. Jasperson Sod Farm has fresh sod ready to help you get your lawn thick and healthy again this fall.

08/31/2026

Fall is one of the best times to order sod, and now is the time to start planning.

Cooler temperatures and consistent rainfall give new sod ideal conditions to root and establish before winter. Whether you are planning a new lawn, a landscaping project, or a larger commercial job, getting on the schedule early helps avoid the fall rush.

Jasperson Sod Farm is now taking orders for delivery or pickup. Reach out to plan your project.

08/25/2026

Late summer is prime time for grub activity, and catching it early can save you a lot of headache.

Grubs feed on grass roots just below the surface. As the roots weaken, you may notice brown or yellow patches, turf that feels spongy, or areas where the grass pulls up easily like a loose carpet. Increased digging from birds or animals is another common sign, since they are after the grubs themselves.

The good news is that once the damage is identified, it is very fixable. Fresh sod is one of the fastest ways to restore affected areas and get your lawn looking healthy again.

Noticing any of these signs in your yard? Give Jasperson Sod Farm a call, we are happy to help you figure out next steps.