So, my question is this: IF they respond, is it worth a 60-mile round-trip drive with our little trailer, and all our time and effort to install this sod? What are the chances that it will survive? I had understood that it is pretty traumatic for grass and it needs to be installed "yesterday". I can't help but thinking the people who posted the ad must be complete idiots, first to miscalculate their needs by 40 rolls and then to write an ad, even take a photo of the sod, then not control their email. (I suppose I should instead be praising their good intentions to give it away -- but by the time they read their email they should pay somebody to take it to the dump).
I am sorry I cannot tell you guys what type of grass it is. We are in zone 9 -- specifically, the sod is in San Martin, California which is just south of San Jose. A lot of people use fescues around here. The weather has been warm during the day -- highs around 73 degrees Fahrenheit but getting down to 49 degrees in the night (that's a high of around 23 degrees Celsius and a low of 9).
What is your advice? Should I go get it and install it, or save ourselves the time, gas (petrol, that is
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