Really well done...and super helpful. Love the 2-in-1 solution....not only cutting back the grass, but having it ready to compost/dispose of at the same time! Thanks very much!
Great Video! I do have a concern with the compost statement. If you put the stalks with seed pods in compost, don't you run the risk of the grasses spreading? The seeds may have already dropped during the fall/winter but I was wondering if composting somehow makes the seeds inert? (my guess is this isn't a real problem, just me overthinking it).
An electric hedge trimmer will do. You don't need a chain saw. That's a little over the top especially when you are considering your neighbours and noise pollution.
In larger ornamental grasses like older, mature pampas, you may very well need a chain saw. With dense plants like pampas, the stalks are razor sharp and cutting in one or two lops of the chain saw is safer than smaller, numerous cuts with the hedge trimmer.
In larger ornamental grasses like older, mature pampas, you may very well need a chain saw. With dense plants like pampas, the stalks are razor sharp and cutting in one or two lops of the chain saw is safer than smaller, numerous cuts with the hedge trimmer.
Would just like to point out that this is a classic get right to the point UA-cam video. Excellent job and thank you.
Awesome tip…thanks guys👍
I like the cord tip. If you have several large grasses though, a chain saw is the ONLY way to go. Keep up the good work!
Thank you sooo much for this tip! I have grasses and have to depend on others to trim them, but now I will be doing them myself. Much appreciated!!
Duh🤔...why didn't I think of that😃👍thanks. Great video guys.
Thanks for the info and the bungee cord trick!
Really well done...and super helpful. Love the 2-in-1 solution....not only cutting back the grass, but having it ready to compost/dispose of at the same time! Thanks very much!
Thank you for this video, this is an excellent idea. Trimming eight more today, will give it a try.
Good to know. Thank you! Also, very clever tip for saving lots of steps in the process!
thats honestly pretty amazing, never thought to do it that way.
Nice technique. Thank you.
Great info...how simple!!
Excellent how to video! Thank you!
I had the exact same idea. Great stuff.
Brilliant.
Great Video! I do have a concern with the compost statement. If you put the stalks with seed pods in compost, don't you run the risk of the grasses spreading? The seeds may have already dropped during the fall/winter but I was wondering if composting somehow makes the seeds inert? (my guess is this isn't a real problem, just me overthinking it).
But what if you have to cut 60 of them in very fast speed? Wouldn’t put the rope around it just taking a lot of time?
IS THAT PANICUM NORTH WIND?
Ok but when do I cut. What month I live in ohio
An electric hedge trimmer will do. You don't need a chain saw. That's a little over the top especially when you are considering your neighbours and noise pollution.
In larger ornamental grasses like older, mature pampas, you may very well need a chain saw. With dense plants like pampas, the stalks are razor sharp and cutting in one or two lops of the chain saw is safer than smaller, numerous cuts with the hedge trimmer.
chainsaw what about a hedgetrimmer
In larger ornamental grasses like older, mature pampas, you may very well need a chain saw. With dense plants like pampas, the stalks are razor sharp and cutting in one or two lops of the chain saw is safer than smaller, numerous cuts with the hedge trimmer.
Skip to @1:07.
Yeah. Try doing that with 3 ft thick maiden grass.
omg, this old man is a fucking genius