70000 SF FALL LAWN RENOVATION USING JONATHAN GREEN FESCUE!
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Carl and I own and operate a fully insured lawn care and landscaping business in Western North Carolina. Our motivation to make this all a success, our four children!
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I spread at half rate in a checkerboard pattern for even coverage, but as a homeowner I just do my 20K sqft. So I have the ability to take the extra time it takes to do that.
You sure got one great spreader those Lesco are hard to beat. They banks for the post
Have you thought about a yard weasel on the edges. It works great!!!!!
Yea we’re going to have to look into that! Thanks for your comment!
you need to get a ride on spreader. You do too much manual labor. It is too slow and too hard on your body. You need to phase totally into yard treatment. Some landscaping too I guess doesn’t hurt. Mowing is the most low end thing you can do. If you can just get into seatingand treatment and maybe aeration and a little bit of landscaping will be a lot better off
Ok thanks for your comment! I’m definitely happy with where I’m at. Im not afraid of manual labor because it’s good for your heart anyway. As long as I have clients that pay me what I’m worth which is over $125.00 a man hour. I will invest when I feel the time is right, I don’t have enough big properties like this. Most are just 5-6,000 sq ft lawns.
A guy that treats in my neighborhood just got a nice ZTE.
Yeah might make things faster but not sure how they do on steeper hills. Might be better to rig a spreader to go on top of my walkbehind. Thanks for watching!
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