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Being coarse, is it hard on bare feet?

Thinking of doing blackout

Huh?

so this is a re-up and STILLNO LINK TO A RAKE ? 🙄

So basically, if you have store brand, 50-in-1 fertilizer like 90% of us, you have to put it down after seeding. But, if you have each individual chemical, then just follow what this guy just said.

Spike.

Thanks man

No nonsense! Thanks

Grüße an die Homies

Thats a big cat

Silaca sand is way to expensive

Did your wife get mad, that you used her dishes😂, I would be skinned alive😢

My lawn's pH is between 9 and 10, depending on where I measure it. This is going to take a while ...

Thank you, explanation is direct and straight forward. Thanks 🙏 ❤

Having trouble here. Ground is so hard for the core aerator to penetrate and dirt is always stuck and I have to unplug it every time. What do I do.

Thank you! Useful

Have you used liquid dethatcher?

The SENIX 13 AMP with the 15-Inch blades actually do remove taches that are as thick as 5 inch.

I over seeded my lawn three days ago without covering it. Have a bunch of bare spots that I seeded as well. Now I'm regretting not covering it. We've had a ton of rain since then, so it has stayed moist. Can I still cover with peat moss? Or should I start over and cover it the second time around?

What would you recommend after dethatching? I mainly have tall fescue, and I have a few bare spots in my yard. I was thinking of throwing down Kentucky Blue Grass seed in those spots and fertilizing the entire lawn afterward. I'm looking at a weed and feed product because I have some crabgrass in the yard as well, but most say don't apply for 3 weeks after seeding

My grass started germinating this week in 4 days. So there’s still hope

lol @ adult braces!

I tried to core aerate my lawn today, and the plugs did not eject. Dirt just got trapped in the tubes and stayed there. I was so frustrated with it. What did I do wrong?

I'm putting down bahia seed here in Florida where our soil has zero nutrients due to it's sand content. I read that I should add 16-4-8 fertilizer to the sand/soil, before seed. What do you think? Would that be a waste of time, money, and energy? The seed isn't coated if that matters. New home owner, new to everything lawn.

Ive been wanting to dethatch for years but only now hearing the term scarify. How do you know which you should do on a mostly ignored yard (outside of mowing -almost no bagging) ive been here 9 yrs. Also does what level you mow matter? 3-5 most often. Cant do 3 in the front when its warm or it browns out fast

Would it be better to pregerminate the seed before planting it in the spring?

Thanks for the tips. You presented it well. The whiners at the bottom were abused children. (Nice dog)

Not in a hurry for my lawn but if It's a client I need extra manpower.

Just what I needed to know! Going out at 7pm to water my new seeds. Thanks

Very professional voice.

What are your thoughts on 90% sulfur powder, adding water, doing a liquid application, then watering it in?

This guys is an idiot

This makes sense for when the dirt is wet. When the dirt dries again the grass will die in the hard dirt

why did you remove and bag the cores?

I like the video (best part is the dog wanting attention) but it really is funny how the guy's yard looks really poor (if this is his yard). A couple of other yard guys are the same, do they practice what they preach? YardBrah is the only one I've seen that has an amazing yard and good videos.

"It's such a short time before you have 15 hour days and 95 degree temperatures" LOL @ me when I never get any of that! Lawn care advice is definitely regional!

only idiots kill dandelions

Would you say aerating would place the seed too deep? For instance, the seed has to sprout and then grow an extra 3-4" to reach the surface. Then the aeration hole eventually closes and now the crown of the plant is 3-4" underground. Why do people over seed after aerating?

Awesome video 👍🏻

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Garden fork not pitchfork. Pitchfork is a farm tool with thin tines and is used for moving ( pitching) loose material like hay.

How well does magnesium sulphate work?

I learned nothing

Any chemical enhancements only bring larger issues in the future and create environments for pest and disease. Long term organic soil development with a non toxic natural bacterial enzyme based product to accelerate the breakdown of dead and decaying materials, such as crop stubble, compost heaps, lawn or turf thatch, plant or grasses that have been sprayed with a herbicide implement such as Earthlife " Break Down Plus " and recommended doses of Seasol during the fall period to strengthen and weed out your pasture or lawn is appreciated prior to winter. A conditioner and fertiliser for new or existing pasture, containing Nitrogen, Natural Phosphate, Potassium, Sulphate, Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, Zinc, Copper, Boron, Molybdenum, other trace elements, minerals, plant available silica and beneficial soil microbes as the product "Pasture Blend" by the Australian grown company " Earthlife" will make any neighbour envy. I personally manicured lawns throughout the Eastern coast of Australia for decades and live by these applications with extreme makeovers from all levels of care.

Very informative video. I see some white things on the yard which I suspect is thatch. I have not de-thatched my yard for over 20 years. Can I use a "tow behind" tractor de-thatcher that has several springs on it? Should the thatch be picked up by a bagger or can it be mulched by a tractor? Thanks.

My god thank you! This is the 10th video and finally someone that gets to the point in less than 3 minutes. Appreciate it!!

can you talk without moving your hands

Why you are moving your hand, is that a sign of talking?

I think this is a reupload I remember watching it back a few months ago but I would love to make myself some pots of grass like that, how did you go about prepping the pots for grass? Did you put a layer of peat rocks in the bottom for good drainage or what all is in your pot from bottom up to grass? Also; Which grass would be better for a dog 'traffic' area? Where the doggies go potty at! Rye or bluegrass? I am thinking Bluegrass since it has the repairing properties?

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