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Advantages of sprigging
Springing is usually less expensive then sodding, plugging, and hydroseeding your lawn.
By picking out individual springs, you can help avoid any unwanted weeds, grasses, etc. that may be introduced to your lawn.
Sodding is the most expensive, followed by sprigging, then seeding. Seeding may be done by hydromulching or hydroseeding, but its success rate may be limited in fall if you have an early freeze.
How-To Project: Plugging and Sprigging a Lawn
by National Gardening Association Editors ...
Grasses- Obviously, lawns are made of grass plants, but not all grasses grow equally in all areas, you need one that is suited to your area. If you are starting a yard, grass can be started by seeding, by sprigging (sprigs are small plugs of ...
The exception is for newly established lawns by seeding, sodding, or sprigging, when the need of phosphorus is higher in the new plant.
 See also: Sprig, Plant, Grass, Lawn, Soil
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