I don't know what the fall/winter is like in NV but it is definitely too late here in the Carolinas.

 

My builder sodded my house in late October and it grew fine. I think you'll be okay.

 

I sodded bermuda in late October in Southern California, and it took just fine.

 

My house was sodded in January and my lawn did just fine. Go ahead and do it just make sure the sod doesn't completely dry out until it is rooted(you can't easily pull up a piece of sod).

 

I don't know what the fall/winter is like in NV but it is definitely too late here in the Carolinas.

You can put down Bermuda in the winter, fully dormant really...I will be after my pool is done.

 

I don't know what the fall/winter is like in NV but it is definitely too late here in the Carolinas.

You can put down Bermuda in the winter, fully dormant really...I will be after my pool is done.

Yes, you can put down sod when it's snowing if you would like also. I think the OP was asking if it was worth it to do it this late in the season or just wait til next spring. My point was it will not root in time and it will be a big hassle taking care of it for 4-5 months when you can just wait until spring. Plus you run the risk of losing some of the sod over that 4-5 month time frame and then just having to replace a bunch of it come spring time anyways.

 

I don't know what the fall/winter is like in NV but it is definitely too late here in the Carolinas.

You can put down Bermuda in the winter, fully dormant really...I will be after my pool is done.

I did in Feb 2019. But you have to keep it moist so it doesn't dry out. Don't expect rooting to take place until green up.

 

I don't know what the fall/winter is like in NV but it is definitely too late here in the Carolinas.

You can put down Bermuda in the winter, fully dormant really...I will be after my pool is done.

Yes, you can put down sod when it's snowing if you would like also. I think the OP was asking if it was worth it to do it this late in the season or just wait til next spring. My point was it will not root in time and it will be a big hassle taking care of it for 4-5 months when you can just wait until spring. Plus you run the risk of losing some of the sod over that 4-5 month time frame and then just having to replace a bunch of it come spring time anyways.

Gotcha, just thought you meant you couldn't do it.

 

I don't know what the fall/winter is like in NV but it is definitely too late here in the Carolinas.

You can put down Bermuda in the winter, fully dormant really...I will be after my pool is done.

I did in Feb 2019. But you have to keep it moist so it doesn't dry out. Don't expect rooting to take place until green up.

Yeah, wish I didn't have to do it, but I don't want a mud pit all winter.

 

You can put down Bermuda in the winter, fully dormant really...I will be after my pool is done.

I did in Feb 2019. But you have to keep it moist so it doesn't dry out. Don't expect rooting to take place until green up.

Yeah, wish I didn't have to do it, but I don't want a mud pit all winter.

Right there with you. the mud pit was bad enough through Feb. I was done in October except final grade. It started to rain and never dried up until Feb.

 

I did in Feb 2019. But you have to keep it moist so it doesn't dry out. Don't expect rooting to take place until green up.

Yeah, wish I didn't have to do it, but I don't want a mud pit all winter.

Right there with you. the mud pit was bad enough through Feb. I was done in October except final grade. It started to rain and never dried up until Feb.

How do you like your Swardman? Think I'm gonna get one next season.