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I am so excited for next season already.

Me too with a plan in hand 😉

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I'm in the market for a good push mower. Been looking at the Toro Timemaster 30 inch self-propelled mower. Any recommendations?

@kenqman highly recommend. I owned one for 3 years and LOVED it. I only sold it to use that money towards the mower I have now.

Thanks Greg, hope you had a good one too sir!

Thats a great idea too!!! Thank you for sharing!

Happy Thanksgiving to you too David!!

🥰 thank you!!

Absolutely, hope it helps. Sure saves me time!!

@@TheDIYLawnCoach Your content is nice and straight forward. I'm in the same Nitch and its cool to see your making really clean Vids. Next year we are going to kill it and thanks for the content!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’ve learned so much about the is “youtube” things this year. Editing, getting comfortable on camera, titles thumbnails, content… it’s a lot for sure. Im excited for next season.

@@TheLawnMechanic if you would please send me an email at TheDIYLawnCoach@gmail.com I have an opportunity to discuss with you. Thank you!

Thank you so much! It’s a labor of love. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!!

@TheDIYLawnCoach ofcourse I always give credit where credit is due and yes labor of love for sure I myself am obsessed with the appearance of my home and my lawn I just grew a full kbg lawn I'm in long Island and it is now the talk of the neighborhood 😜 lol it took a lot of patience and a big challenge but it was worth the wait I love it !!!

I talk a lot about patience on my channel. Definitely an underrated aspect of DIY lawn care. Would you consider joining my private FB group TheDIYLawnCoach Group and sharing some photos?

Im sorry to hear that. If you cant water and you’re not getting rain, sure makes it tough. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment

@ it’s all good. Learning little by little

True, great comment. For me and my soil test, Freedom made a great choice. Thanks for watching!

Thank you and Happy Thanksgiving to you too Mark! Ive got some great video topics I want to cover over winter so Im not going away. But there definitely won’t be much mowing anymore, thats for sure.

You too my friend!

You too!! Bring on the Turkey and Pumpkin Pie!!

You too my friend!!

Same to you!!

@@Felicia-ge7sp you too!

Thank you so much for tuning in. Every year I learn something new or at least the lawn forces me too,lol. Love to hear from ya.

I’ve definitely thought about it. Its just too much money right now. But would be totally worth it!

It did when it germinated several weeks ago then we had temperatures above 85. It’s crazy i know but I had several videos where i showed it happening.

It makes sense, baby grass will have a lime green appearance to and sometimes does grow faster than surrounding turf. Matter of fact, I have that happening in my lawn as well speak. Any easy way to tell is give it a light pull. Poa triv will come up very easily and baby grass wont. Also there are differences in the leaf tissue if your really looks close.

Alright then, thanks Dale

He said that it is conditional on where you live and your environment. He gave sound advice regarding height of cut and I know what I should do heading into winter which his advice supports.

Chad thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment.

Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. Stay warm up there in WI! Brrrr

Absolutely! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.

I would stick with the same height you mow all year long. Somewhere between 2.5-3.5”

Fact is; I may need therapy 😂!

Sign me up. We might get a 2 fer 1 discount

Thank you so much! Hopefully with these podcasts we can dive a little deeper into some topics, since we cant do much in the lawn. Trying to do something a little different than most Lawncare channels. Thanks for the support, that means the world to me!!

Thanks for watching. I appreciate you leaving a comment. Yes we want a pre emergent watered into the soil before soil temperature fall to 70 degrees. Soil temperatures in the summer are higher than 70. If you want to stop Poa Annua in the spring, you have to have pre emergent in the soil prior to soil temperatures reaching 70. Apologize if I confused you.

Thank you very much. You can have a beautiful lawn too. Just keep watching😉

@ I will. My lawn is looking so much better than it did when we bought this house.

Very crisp edging around your trees!

@ thanks for watching!

Anything lower than 50, its probably to late. But if the forecast says temps might go up, you could be okay. Rye comes up really fast so you should be fine. Your winters are pretty harsh, it might not all survive. But not gonna hurt, throw’er down!

Good thing I love it!! But yeah its tough, as you know

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Lets Go Bills!

Cue the sad music…

Thats crazy! I’ve never heard of a fertilizer ban in cool season lawns. Do you know of anywhere else(outside of FL) that does a fert ban?

@@TheDIYLawnCoach I’m not sure about the other states. I got my information from the University Extension Office @ Rutgers University here in NJ

Cool thanks!

@ thank you 🙏 I’m new to lawn care so all of the help I get from you is greatly appreciated

@ thats why I do it! Thank you so much for watching!

Awesome Joe!!! Maybe next time you can get on the live stream. Would love to have you on. Have a great rest of your weekend

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