(208) 522-5955

Idaho & Wyoming Supplier of

Kentucky Bluegrass & Native Meadow Grass

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Types of Grass

Kentucky Blue Grass

Kentucky Bluegrass is lawn grass and is the most popular grass in this region. We use a blend of high-quality seed varieties that have: deep green, high density, traffic tolerant, soft characteristics. Kentucky Bluegrass is recommended for 99% of applications and is the grass that your kids will enjoy to play on.

Natural Native Meadow Grass

Meadow grass is a blend of multiple grass varieties designed to look like the natural grasslands in the region. It is most commonly used on hills and low maintenance areas. Meadow grass is ideal if left in its long and natural state. If this grass is not cut down, it will grow to approximately 18-24 inches tall. Meadow grass is a specialty grass, not a lawn grass. It provides a more natural and low-maintenance appearance.

Delivery / Pick-up

Delivery

Rocky Mountain Sod offers delivery to all of South Eastern Idaho, South Central Idaho, Western Wyoming, and Northern Utah. Sod is heavy so this is the better option for larger quantities.

Pick-Up

Rocky Mountain Sod allows customers to pick up their sod directly from the field located in Idaho Falls. This is a great option for smaller quantities.

Installation

Rocky Mountain Sod has an experienced team of sod laying personnel. Sit back and allow our team to transform your yard right before your eyes. Sod installation includes: laying the sod, a clean-up of messes caused by the installation process, disposing of any scraps, and returning the pallets. 

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Note: Please plan to schedule at least a week in advance.

Fertilizer

Rocky Mountain Sod recommends using fertilizer when installing new sod to help promote strong root growth. We also recommend fertilizing 4 times per year to help maintain a healthy lawn. We sell a special blend of Nitrogen, Phosphate, Potash, Iron, and Sulfur that are all needed to help your lawn stay fresh and green all year long.

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How To Guide

Measuring Sod Quality

Sod is sold by the square foot. Before placing an order, you must determine how many square feet of sod is needed. To calculate square footage, use the basic formula for “area”.

Installing Sod Yourself

Begin by laying your sod against a straight line; e.g., sidewalk, road, fence, etc. The sod should be laid in a staggered fashion (like a brick pattern) to offset the seams.

Watering New Sod

Immediately after installation, be sure to get water on your new sod. After the initial watering, begin a routine of watering very frequently, for short durations, multiple times a day (2-4 times depending on current weather conditions).

Installing Big Rolls

Rocky Mountain Sod offers big rolls for larger areas. Big rolls are 4’ x 100’ rolls of sod that are installed using machines. They can save a lot of time in big open areas that have few obstacles.

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Gallery

A house with a sod lawn.
A sod lawn in the process of being laid. The right side shows a section of sod lawn between the road and a sidewalk. The sod on the other side of the sidewalk has not been laid yet.
A new sod lawn in front of a parking lot. There is a building on the left side.
A sod lawn between the road and a parking lot.
The heavy machinery used to harvest the sod in action.
A backyard of sod.
A house with a new sod lawn. The sprinklers are watering the lawn.
A dirt lawn ready for sod. Two pallets of sod have been offloaded from a flatbed semi truck and are waiting to be laid.
A house with a new sod lawn. The sprinklers are on.
Two flat bed semi trucks loaded with sod.
A house with a freshly watered sod lawn.
A newly built apartment complex with a new sod lawn.
Several pallets of sod waiting to be installed. The front lawn has been cleared and prepared.
Watering Sod
A house with a new sod lawn.
A new sod lawn at an apartment complex.
Huge rolls of sod in a grassy field.
A new house with a bare yard ready for sod. Several pallets of sod are scattered on the property.
A pallet of sod waiting to be installed in front of a house.
An apartment complex with a new sod lawn.
An new apartment complex with a new sod lawn.
Pallets of sod in a dirt field surrounded by buildings.
An apartment complex with a new sod lawn. A sidewalk separates the completed sod lawn from an area still awaiting sod next to the road. The sod truck can be seen in the road on the far right side.
A fenced-in sod lawn.
A dirt lawn ready for sod. Two pallets of sod have been unloaded from a flatbed semi truck and are waiting to be laid.
A house with a new sod lawn.

Testimonials

Ordered sod and had them do the install. They communicated and showed up when they said they would. The sod itself looks great and the install was very fast. Highly recommend them!

Mike McDowell

Rocky Mountain Sod is such a fantastic family owned company. Great communication, incredible work ethic and every single person is so kind. We love our new lawn! 10/10 recommend Rocky Mountain Sod!

Kayla Jensen

I was given a tour of their sod operation today, very precise and well maintained! Great product! Great people!

B.J. Lott

Contact Us

Phone

(208) 522-5955

Field Address

11100 N 95th E

Idaho Falls, ID 83401

Mailing Address

P.O. Box 93

Iona,  ID 83427

Hours of Operation

Monday – Friday

8am – 6pm

Saturdays & Sundays

Closed