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I would recommend grandpa weeder tools to get rid of creepy charles grass. The tool is also good for creeping charles that try to enter your house too.Good for home defense

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Bum has your wife left you yet?

Loser

Just bought and used it today. Keeping my fingers crossed. 🤞🏽

Nobody cares

Boring

so how long should we wait before we let our pets back on the grass after spraying???

I’ll send you a bill for the view since you paid for views on this video. ☠️

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This cool music to go grab fertilizer lmao ☠️

Baby shampoo will do the same thing for literally pennies per yard.

it is beginning of September I want kill my weeds which a lot of . After I spray going plug then thatch it . When good time to do that? should I wait until weed dies off? Then how long should I wait for seeding it? Is it safe around a well? How far away from the well?

Wait, what? Wearing shorts without mask and gloves, I thought this type of herbicide was toxic !?

Golf courses and athletic fields don’t collect the clippings. The only exception is a putting grain and that’s so the ball will roll better

Hey bro. I have a question for you, but can't find your email? Can you email me (its on my channel page) or add an email to somewhere? If I post my email in this comment it wont go through.

If there were earthworms in the soil they would eat the old grass, but the older generation way of having grass is just to spend alot of time and money and chemicals on the lawn. I don't have a lawn, I do wait to long to cut my acreage, but I just cut the grass a couple of times to break it down, earthworms come up and eat the grass clippings. But for the Aesthetic chemical based lawns, I guess that's not desirable.

Dustbin for few leaves and sticks is brilliant, who would have thought to do that. Great idea.

I have that weed puller love it

I have a question. I sprayed my lawn with ortho to kill off clover and I swear it made it greener and come out more. What am I doing wrong

Now I have actually heard that mulching doesn’t lead to thatch. The Scott’s website even says this. I’ve also heard that it does cause thatch. Would be nice to get a concrete answer on this age old debate! I do bag everything though, I think it looks better.

Why not just use baby shampoo instead ?

Good video, but can you specify which lawn type those products are good for? I assume (since you have the state of Minnesota shape on your hat) that you are speaking about a cool season grass lawn. How would those products work on warm season grasses (Zoysia, Bermuda, St. Augustine, etc.)?

Sir do you do grub control videos for cool season grass?

It’s the grass is really high I raise the deck and cut with side discharge. Then I get my backpack blower and blow the clippings in a pile and get a garbage can with liner and bag them.

Yes weed b gone is the bomb on creeping Charlie

Break out the sand next season to level. It took a couple of years to get my dad's concrete flat with a 3% slope for drainage. Once it takes root. Zero weeds. Looks great.

You are correct. I started bagging this year but I have been mulching for 2 years the thatch go to heavy and my turf was not greener this spring. I searched around my yard and was surprised to dig out to much thatch. Now my yard can breathe and get the nutrients I have been spreading on the turf. To much is not good. I like the way my yard looks now also.

Forget it. I have a 12000 sq ft property do you expected me to try to remove crab grass and creeping Charlie by hand. Forget it I know what to. There is no crab grass or creeping Charlie in my yard this summer. I worked on it all yr.

I agree with u 100% i am also a clippings bagger myself for the exact same reasons. One additional point is that even when we bag we are not getting one hundred percent of the clippings anyway so we are still putting at least some nutrients back into the lawn.

Excellent video, I'm sure this will be beneficial to many homeowners! Most forms of fungus can develop a resistance to continual use of the same fungicide. To effectively prevent and treat fungus, employing a diverse range of fungicides with various active ingredients is highly recommended. In my region, we encounter a significant fusarium problem year after year, and it's evident that many fungicides have become less effective over time. One cost-effective method to prevent diseases is by integrating EM1 (100% Organic ) into your foliar applications. Since utilizing EM1, I have witnessed a substantial reduction in disease issues.

exactly 👍🏻

4) I like walking in my yard barefoot and not bringing grass clippings into my house.

Thanks for the video. It’s amazing how quickly fungus can creep into the yard.

This is so interesting! Thanks for the tips!!

So what is the difference between it's raining in the late evening and watering your lawn? It rains quite often here during the late evening and night with no issues to my Bermuda.

Personally, I find it ridiculous when people bag( put it on the curb to be picked up) and then spread compost. You are basically paying someone to compost your clippings. Just let your lawn do it.

Another Minnesota guy! I've been enjoying your content. Awesome to see the good start you're off to on UA-cam!

I don’t bag when the grass is thriving in the spring only. Note I do use preventatives during.

My father the one of the best if not the best lawn in the neighborhood. He always bagged. He was adamant that it helped with the prevention of weeds and disease.

Can you use ortho sprayer

I bag every cut aa well. I agree with your reasoning.

Bag early spring/summer. Raise the deck and mulch mid summer when grass growth slows. Go back to bagging late summer/early fall provided normal growth has resumed.

What pull behind STRIPING kit is on your mower in video ? Thanks

I mower my front yard every 3 days so I have little to no clippings

Clippings to not become thatch

If you have irrigation you want to mulch your clippings. Its an extra fertilizer app. Decomposition is faster with irrigation. If you can make your own compost using ground up leaves and grass clippings you can top dress your lawn and have some of the fluffiest lawns around! What are you doing with all those clippings?

Bagger here. Same thoughts as you Sir! 👍