Speaking of golf courses, I'd love to have your reel clippings. I mix them with sand and once broken down, add grass seed and you get divot mix. Works great.
The only real way to get ahead of Triv is to round it up in the very early Spring. You'll see it green up before any of your KBG. I've done it a few years ago and really nailed about 90 percent of it. You need to hit it at least 3 times in the spring and do not reseed those patches until the fall. Attempting to kill Triv in the summer is useless as it's already dormant and will wake back up in the Fall. I still have some out there but not as much as before.
You could hit it with the spot killer that Pete GCI sells. We did something like that at the course I worked at. Just a stick with spot treatment on it. Just hit the center og the spot.
I’m thinking that if you borrow a few of the cows across the street they could keep your lawn really low and you would have more time to organize your garage or do things that needs attention.Thanks for all the inspiration over years .God Bless.
It seems like just yesterday, we saw your first mow of the season. I enjoyed following along for another season. In regard to hitting the sprinkler head with the reel mower…. That’s exactly why I’m forming collars. So I don’t hit them.
Connor, I'm in Central North Carolina on Bermuda Grass. My lawn was plagued with Poa. After years of trying different chemicals, I finally have a combo that works. I spray Certainty + Celsius on the lawn in early spring, and another treatment in early summer. After spraying, it takes about 4-5 weeks before the Poa looks hurt and it goes away after 7-8 weeks. This combo also kills nutsedge and crabgrass for the folks who have the southern lawns on the east coast. Maybe it will work on your lawn.
Connor, I was really hoping that after all the treatments you did before you put out your seed that you wouldnt have a bunch of triv. So I'm really sorry to see that. Its a shame they dont make a good selective herbicide for cool season grasses that will effectively control triv. I saw that Paul Outlaw (Paul's Prime Cuts) had some success with suppression using the PGR Anuew, although I think that was in TTTF not KBG. Sad to see the season come to an end for you, but I'm looking forward to next year as I bet that newly seeded grass really takes off for you.
You just cost me a few grand -- my beautiful GM1600 arrived this month!! Thank you... I love it. (Sad that I only found it at the end of the season, but the spring will come around eventually, right?) I'm already planning for the sand to arrive in May. I'm wondering about the new groomer... and where the triplex has gone. I also have a solution to your poa problem, though it may be controversial... Scotts Pro Vista Kentucky Bluegrass. Any thoughts?
I suggested this a few videos back to him. I can't believe this guy, doesn't respond to all 10,000 comments per video!! Insane lol. It is probably easy for him to miss a good question like this. Maybe if we upvote it he will see it better. Even if he used Pro Vista for a few seasons to kill off any remnant of the poa problem. It also takes forever to grow from seed. It is a super slow grower. Might take too much time from his already short season.
@@Mark365SSLawn, I'm not sure I like the idea of SPV at all... I suspect it's expensive, know that it's hard to get, and feel strongly that Scott's isn't a good place to buy any kind of seed. That said, watching Connor LITERALLY take a blow torch to his lawn earlier this year makes me think he might need some sort of reasonable accommodation and be allowed to go to the front of the line.
@@hatpeach1 Understood, the unique capability of being able to use glyphosate on it is one of a kind right now. JTLK has had it for some time now. Scotts actually provided the sod for him. I would put money on it that Scotts would not only give Connor the seed, but PAY him to try it out. That kind of visibility for Scotts is priceless, yet at the same time priceless for Connor at solving his poa issues. I will flag them on their channel. Curious if they respond.
@@Mark365SSLawn I'm not sure Scotts has the ability to meet the current demand, so I'm not sure they'd want Connor growing it. Has anyone seen it for sale, let alone even what a fair price for a bag is?
@UCPer68zP3Ud_pQI8PufJdXg Oh my gosh! I am so excited I won something from your scam account. 🙄. Imagine if you put this much effort into something that actually benefited mankind. What a POS.
Looking good! Loving the recomendation of the Everest. Still have a bare spots in the part of the I renovated last fall. To add insult to injury, the wild turkeys & moles hanging out in those spots to. Thanks again
Hi Connor. Your dahlias look amazing. My wife wants to start planting some in our yard next spring. Any suggestions on some good starter dahlias for beginners?
@@lawnrebel hi Connor. I got a message comment on your 100,000 subscriber video about contacting you on telegram I just wanted to check with you to confirm it is legit as it wasn’t from this account. Thx
The poa triv is a nonending headache. I've smoked off my entire lawn 3 times in 8 years. Certain areas I've smoked 3 times more. But the Triv continues. A certain level of contamination comes from my neighbors, not much I can do there. Bent grass is also an unwelcomed guest. That's easier to control but persistent. I think we enjoy the struggle... and it continues next season
I’ve never had to deal with POA where I live but I did have another extremely aggressive weed (khaki weed) that I battled for a long time. The way I was finally able to completely eliminate it was by spot spraying it with glyphosate, waiting 2 days, then pulled it out (root and all) and then burning about a 2 foot section around it with a torch for about 5 minutes to make sure the soil was extremely hot so that it kills seeds below the surface. It’s been a year now and I haven’t seen any of it return. Also, your yard is beautiful and I love your channel!
Try ethofumasate herbicide. Its a pre and post emergent for poa. Spray a app this fall, and then do spring apps. Ive been doing it for 3 years now consistently, and it wipes out alot of poa. Also, throw down some barricade or dimension as a pre emergent now! You can get rid of that poa, but got to start now. It can be done
Luv the vids man. I have had a lawn company since 2004. Try running your trimmers with your left hand forward and walk right to left. 🤟🏽you’ll thank me later 😎
I agree. Those spots look like Poa Annua and not Poa Triv. I got rid of my poa annua the way Milen suggested. Still have Triv though. Will be spraying glyphosate this spring.
I think the real issue is that those poa annua seeds are in the soil and germinate at around soil temp 70. Try to keep that yard under pre emergent all year next season and those seeds won’t germinate. You guys are right - it’s Poa A and pre emergent will do it
Yep, drained the sprinklers, first frost tonight. Dropped in eighteen 12" deck joists this weekend, composite top next weekend. Looks like we find out our fate tomorrow afternoon, 4:07pm, EST. Let's GO!!!
Dang it man - all the initial prep, glypho layers and burning the ground to keep the Poa out. Just going to have to learn to live with it now… not much u can do Connor. Still looks great!
I'd go with pre-emergent (prodiamine) in both the spring and fall, along with some applications of tenacity to help stunt the poa. Verticutting can help disrupt the growth of poa as well along with standing up the seed heads to be cut off and reduce the population. Good luck going forward! It's looking good so far don't be too hard on yourself, it's a daily battle.
I bet it's on his equipment. Some courses use to make you clean your gof shoes in the locker room before stepping on property because golfers spread them from course to course in their spikes. Those seed heads will stick around forever.
In my experience, blue label will still have a decent bit of poa. If you seed heavy, even more. In my mind, that's gotta be the answer. He could do it a million times and still have it come back exactly the same. Gotta roundup or spend a couple days and dig it out, I guess.
Mere speculation but I feel that it's definitely in the seed for sure. Equipment? I personally don't think so. The equipment never leaves my house. It's in the ground and the seeds are there and spreads by the thousands if not millions. I agree with Justin... Those seeds will be there forever
@@lawnrebel Does pre-em allow the seed to germinate, and then kill it once it does? Seems like that might get rid of them over the course of a few years?
There are a lot of great suggestions in these comments regarding eliminating poa. As long as there is a field across the street, you'll never get rid of it completely.
Damn.... That mullet hair is looking good!!! power on..
Those Dahlias are unreal - well done. I grow daylilies - and have never memorized the name of a one of them - so your memory rocks.
I have missed your yard this summer!!!!
FORGET ABOUT THE LAWN!
lets talk about this mans hair..
its just as beautiful
Speaking of golf courses, I'd love to have your reel clippings. I mix them with sand and once broken down, add grass seed and you get divot mix. Works great.
Lawn looks awesome Connor! Congrats on all your success and looking forward to all the awesome content to come!
Hey Pal your lawn looks fantastic.
Imagine what it will look like next year.
Those flowers are absolutely stunning.
It’s a lot of work but the end result is worth the work. Beautiful lawn.
You’ve given me a lot of inspiration to get my lawn back to the way it used to be…and your beautiful Dahlias!!
Great looking yard Connor! I always enjoy your videos and it always seems like when the yard is at its best the season is just about over.
Another great season! Congratulations on the 100,000 subs! Looking forward to joining you on the future endeavors
The dahlias are amazing Connor! The colors in your lawn and landscape are stunning! It’s a beautiful time of year.
The grass your mowing is beautiful!!!!!
Congratulations on your 100,000 subscriber's
FINALLY you got your KTM. Smart man.
Always be READY TO RACE. Enjoy!
The only real way to get ahead of Triv is to round it up in the very early Spring. You'll see it green up before any of your KBG. I've done it a few years ago and really nailed about 90 percent of it. You need to hit it at least 3 times in the spring and do not reseed those patches until the fall. Attempting to kill Triv in the summer is useless as it's already dormant and will wake back up in the Fall. I still have some out there but not as much as before.
Yepp. Can't do it with pre emergents either. Gotta murder the Poa in the spring.
This is the way.
100% agree.
You could hit it with the spot killer that Pete GCI sells. We did something like that at the course I worked at. Just a stick with spot treatment on it. Just hit the center og the spot.
That's my plan this upcoming spring....3 apps 2 weeks apart.....seed in late August/early September.
Lawn and garden is looking great for this time of the year. I hear you on the sprinkler head...I've done the same
Looking forward to your new adventures. Congratulations on 100K .
The joy of Gardening, and you do it so well.
Hooray for 100K!
This is the real deal, folks!
Your lawn and property looks beautiful! You have put in the work and it definitely shows! Great job and I'll watch anything you upload. Thanks !
Connor, keeping it real! You are like the Top Gear of lawn care channels!
Lawn looks good. Those flowers look freaking amazing!
Wooooo Wooooo Heck Yah!
Awesome-thank you for sharing.
Toro aerator work out?
Your videos feel so genuine, thank you for making them!
Keep it going, congratulations on the 100k I've been following you for years.
Poa or no poa, I’m watching beginning to end. Love the perm.
I’m thinking that if you borrow a few of the cows across the street they could keep your lawn really low and you would have more time to organize your garage or do things that needs attention.Thanks for all the inspiration over years .God Bless.
Indeed October is a great time of the year. Especially in the great state of Florida.
Love your videos, lawn looks awesome!
Love your channel shout out from Canada 🇨🇦
Congrads on the 100k buddy.
Looking forward to the new adventures. Missed not having you around last winter
Love it when the rebel hoodie and face stubble match. 😂
Great video Mr. Ward
Connor - what are your thoughts on "dormant seeding" And would you consider doin that to your lawn ? Great Vid btw - thank you.
It seems like just yesterday, we saw your first mow of the season. I enjoyed following along for another season.
In regard to hitting the sprinkler head with the reel mower…. That’s exactly why I’m forming collars. So I don’t hit them.
Always a pleasure watching your channel!!
Connor, I'm in Central North Carolina on Bermuda Grass. My lawn was plagued with Poa. After years of trying different chemicals, I finally have a combo that works. I spray Certainty + Celsius on the lawn in early spring, and another treatment in early summer. After spraying, it takes about 4-5 weeks before the Poa looks hurt and it goes away after 7-8 weeks. This combo also kills nutsedge and crabgrass for the folks who have the southern lawns on the east coast. Maybe it will work on your lawn.
Thanks for bringing us along on your adventures. I always look forward to your videos.
Connor, I was really hoping that after all the treatments you did before you put out your seed that you wouldnt have a bunch of triv. So I'm really sorry to see that. Its a shame they dont make a good selective herbicide for cool season grasses that will effectively control triv. I saw that Paul Outlaw (Paul's Prime Cuts) had some success with suppression using the PGR Anuew, although I think that was in TTTF not KBG. Sad to see the season come to an end for you, but I'm looking forward to next year as I bet that newly seeded grass really takes off for you.
Great visit videos. Please keep them coming! I’ve learned so much!
Yay! Looks good. Fall is upon us for sure.
Fall/winter video idea, get us a good turkey frying video - lawn rebel style, full PPE gear!
I think the criticism you receive is people trying to help and lift your spirits bro. See you next season
First Aussie 😁. Connor,lap it up , replay during winter like a rerun movie 🍿
You just cost me a few grand -- my beautiful GM1600 arrived this month!! Thank you... I love it. (Sad that I only found it at the end of the season, but the spring will come around eventually, right?) I'm already planning for the sand to arrive in May. I'm wondering about the new groomer... and where the triplex has gone. I also have a solution to your poa problem, though it may be controversial... Scotts Pro Vista Kentucky Bluegrass. Any thoughts?
I suggested this a few videos back to him. I can't believe this guy, doesn't respond to all 10,000 comments per video!! Insane lol. It is probably easy for him to miss a good question like this. Maybe if we upvote it he will see it better. Even if he used Pro Vista for a few seasons to kill off any remnant of the poa problem. It also takes forever to grow from seed. It is a super slow grower. Might take too much time from his already short season.
@@Mark365SSLawn, I'm not sure I like the idea of SPV at all... I suspect it's expensive, know that it's hard to get, and feel strongly that Scott's isn't a good place to buy any kind of seed. That said, watching Connor LITERALLY take a blow torch to his lawn earlier this year makes me think he might need some sort of reasonable accommodation and be allowed to go to the front of the line.
@@hatpeach1 Understood, the unique capability of being able to use glyphosate on it is one of a kind right now. JTLK has had it for some time now. Scotts actually provided the sod for him. I would put money on it that Scotts would not only give Connor the seed, but PAY him to try it out. That kind of visibility for Scotts is priceless, yet at the same time priceless for Connor at solving his poa issues. I will flag them on their channel. Curious if they respond.
@@Mark365SSLawn I'm not sure Scotts has the ability to meet the current demand, so I'm not sure they'd want Connor growing it. Has anyone seen it for sale, let alone even what a fair price for a bag is?
I want to try it. If I can find it. I will
Who would have thought this would be the last mow we get to see of Connor Ward? Please come back!
The safety glasses make you look smarter and safer.
Final reel mow of 2022? More like the only reel mow of 2022 for US 😂! Congrats on the 100k bud. Still love your channel.
@UCPer68zP3Ud_pQI8PufJdXg Oh my gosh! I am so excited I won something from your scam account. 🙄. Imagine if you put this much effort into something that actually benefited mankind. What a POS.
Looking good! Loving the recomendation of the Everest. Still have a bare spots in the part of the I renovated last fall. To add insult to injury, the wild turkeys & moles hanging out in those spots to. Thanks again
Thanks for the content, Connor!
Those locks are looking luscious Mr Jeremy
Living in borrowed time.... Like you're dying or something 😂
Hi Connor. Your dahlias look amazing. My wife wants to start planting some in our yard next spring. Any suggestions on some good starter dahlias for beginners?
Yes do it. No real suggestions other than just start and learn
@@lawnrebel thanks. We’ll give it a go
@@lawnrebel hi Connor. I got a message comment on your 100,000 subscriber video about contacting you on telegram I just wanted to check with you to confirm it is legit as it wasn’t from this account. Thx
@@dleggett2 I don't use telegram. Not legit
Thx. I figured but wanted to check. I see a lot of comments getting that post, just fyi
The poa triv is a nonending headache. I've smoked off my entire lawn 3 times in 8 years. Certain areas I've smoked 3 times more. But the Triv continues. A certain level of contamination comes from my neighbors, not much I can do there. Bent grass is also an unwelcomed guest. That's easier to control but persistent. I think we enjoy the struggle... and it continues next season
@6:18 so funny. Wife asked what the heck I had to laugh about on a lawn video. Well done sir.
Thanks.. When I see an opportunity... I like to take it. 😂
Well done as always conman:). When are you going to visit Ryan’s Barndo for an inspection?
I respect your attitude on the PoaT. Do you think you could prevent it by using a preemergent in the fall?
I'll certainly try
I’ve never had to deal with POA where I live but I did have another extremely aggressive weed (khaki weed) that I battled for a long time. The way I was finally able to completely eliminate it was by spot spraying it with glyphosate, waiting 2 days, then pulled it out (root and all) and then burning about a 2 foot section around it with a torch for about 5 minutes to make sure the soil was extremely hot so that it kills seeds below the surface. It’s been a year now and I haven’t seen any of it return. Also, your yard is beautiful and I love your channel!
6:14 - 6:37 This is the sort of content we need but never knew it
Pretty solid growth for week 10. What kind of camera set-up are you using now? Nice color and smooth.
Gopro 10
I haven’t seen a perm that nice since 1986.
Connor i'm no expert. But only logical conclusion is the seed introduces poa to your lawn. I'd consider a good pre emergent for a couple seasons.
Poa Annua is possible - POA Triv is a Perennial 😢 and nothing but glyphosate seems to kill it.
Try ethofumasate herbicide. Its a pre and post emergent for poa. Spray a app this fall, and then do spring apps. Ive been doing it for 3 years now consistently, and it wipes out alot of poa. Also, throw down some barricade or dimension as a pre emergent now! You can get rid of that poa, but got to start now. It can be done
Did you get a perm? The man has style!!!
Make an indoor lawn experiment, like your desk and you can use different stuff to cut it
Luv the vids man. I have had a lawn company since 2004. Try running your trimmers with your left hand forward and walk right to left. 🤟🏽you’ll thank me later 😎
Congrats on the 100k dude! 👍🏼
You BETTER take us with you on these adventures! We're RIDE OR DIE Connor!
Enjoy your videos conner looking forward to more of them 👍☘☘☘
Lawn is looking good!
Can’t find this do you have a link for this lawnmower?
The most spots are Poa A. I can see seedheads. Few Prodiamine apps, and in a few seasons it will be mostly gone.
I agree. Those spots look like Poa Annua and not Poa Triv. I got rid of my poa annua the way Milen suggested. Still have Triv though. Will be spraying glyphosate this spring.
I think the real issue is that those poa annua seeds are in the soil and germinate at around soil temp 70. Try to keep that yard under pre emergent all year next season and those seeds won’t germinate. You guys are right - it’s Poa A and pre emergent will do it
Where you at? Looking forward to these "Adventures"! #utah
Have you considered Scotts provista so you can spray roundup all the time?
Love the content, enjoy!
Yep, drained the sprinklers, first frost tonight. Dropped in eighteen 12" deck joists this weekend, composite top next weekend. Looks like we find out our fate tomorrow afternoon, 4:07pm, EST. Let's GO!!!
Verlander POS. Cheaters
Dang it man - all the initial prep, glypho layers and burning the ground to keep the Poa out. Just going to have to learn to live with it now… not much u can do Connor. Still looks great!
What kind of fertilizer ought we put down late in the Fall? Non-organic? Low Nitrogen, so we don't push growth? High P and K?
I'd do about a half # per k
I'd go with pre-emergent (prodiamine) in both the spring and fall, along with some applications of tenacity to help stunt the poa. Verticutting can help disrupt the growth of poa as well along with standing up the seed heads to be cut off and reduce the population. Good luck going forward! It's looking good so far don't be too hard on yourself, it's a daily battle.
where does this handsome man recommend getting dahlias? TIA, sweet mullet as always dude
Best video of the year mate.
I wanna see you convert to blue vista. My dad did and it's incredibly rewarding to round up all the bs poa and crap!
Did you get that toro greens aerator running?
Do you think the poa was in your seed? I know it’s blue label, but you burned it up like 4 times. Still looks awesome man!
I bet it's on his equipment. Some courses use to make you clean your gof shoes in the locker room before stepping on property because golfers spread them from course to course in their spikes. Those seed heads will stick around forever.
In my experience, blue label will still have a decent bit of poa. If you seed heavy, even more. In my mind, that's gotta be the answer. He could do it a million times and still have it come back exactly the same. Gotta roundup or spend a couple days and dig it out, I guess.
Mere speculation but I feel that it's definitely in the seed for sure. Equipment? I personally don't think so. The equipment never leaves my house. It's in the ground and the seeds are there and spreads by the thousands if not millions. I agree with Justin... Those seeds will be there forever
@@lawnrebel Does pre-em allow the seed to germinate, and then kill it once it does? Seems like that might get rid of them over the course of a few years?
@@travisburch4342 correct
Screw the grass !!! let’s talk about that permed mullet 🤙🏻
Do you ever have to use fungus control on the lawn? I've been told I need to apply it next spring. Not sure about applying liguid or granules.
I don't personally. Only late fall once to prevent snow mold. Most people elsewhere in humid climates have to
Check out adding some paclobutrazol to your spray program, may get some good control over the poa
You better have some videos comming out soon Mr. Ward!!
Looking good Connor!
Why dont you try anothers types, more progressive types of grass? Such as the True putt, poa Supina Supranova, creeping ryegrass (RPR)?
I wonder if you can't keep out the poa with verticutting. Or atleast control it somewhat.
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Do you buy seeds for all your Dahlias? From where?
What part of Utah are you in
Go Yankees!!! Moving on!
What’s with the lawn on your head?? Any trim on it soon…looks like poa is out of control up there
No trim. Longer mullet
@@lawnrebel Nice. Yours was always better than RKs ✊🏼 Look forward to its greasiness
There are a lot of great suggestions in these comments regarding eliminating poa. As long as there is a field across the street, you'll never get rid of it completely.
This is true. I personally don't think that it's possible to completely get rid of it no matter what your situation is
I think the Poa drives you🌰🌰 more than everyone else.