Planting
Lawn Plugs and Sprigs - Sprigs and plugs are little pieces of healthy
grass. Sprigs and plugs are planted and spaced apart to grow crossways to form a
complete lawn.
Sprigs and plugs are usually used in warmer areas of the
country. Sprigs and plugs are used most often with hybrid St. Augustine,
Bermudas, or Zoysia grasses.
Plant sprigs or plugs in your soil about every six to
twelve inches. Let the leafy parts get sunlight. Pack the soil firmly around the
roots.
Water right after plant sprigs or plugs so the soil is wet
down to the roots. A half-inch of water every second day is usually sufficient
to keep the roots moist for excellent growth. Inside three to four weeks, you
should have a decent cover.
Planting
Lawn Plugs and Sprigs - Sprigs and plugs are little pieces of healthy
grass. Sprigs and plugs are planted and spaced apart to grow crossways to form a
complete lawn.