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I wonder how hard/easy it is to get that much grass transplanted in 4 months before the season starts... any commerical scale lawn peeps here?

I am good with bermuda in my small lawn... but not efficient in any other types.. especialy at that size. 

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8 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

I wonder how hard/easy it is to get that much grass transplanted in 4 months before the season starts... any commerical scale lawn peeps here?

I am good with bermuda in my small lawn... but not efficient in any other types.. especialy at that size. 

Well Tepper got grass for the Chelsea FC game and ripped it up 12 hours later, not sure how long it took. I know the Super Bowl in Phoenix they put down new grass on their retractable field 2 weeks in advance and it didn't take to the soil at all obviously.  

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13 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

I wonder how hard/easy it is to get that much grass transplanted in 4 months before the season starts... any commerical scale lawn peeps here?

I am good with bermuda in my small lawn... but not efficient in any other types.. especialy at that size. 

they did it in like a week for a soccer game

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