What product did you use? or are you waiting to see the results before you recommend?

Can’t wait to see the results, especially on the lawn that’s being renovated. It’s so hard as an average DIY-er to know what products are legit and what are a scam.

Well, at least you gave some of the grass a little drink of water... 😅

This will be exciting to see if you get results with a liquid dethatcher. These are three good test cases!

Excited to see how it does! I'd love to dethatch my lawn soon.

Thanks for the information

You’re always informative and I really appreciate you taking the time to post these videos. You have help me understand my northern grass and tips to keeping it strong. 😊👍

Love your videos look forward to all your great information. ❤

Great video, I didn’t know you can water the lawn before you mow. I always heard you shouldn’t mow wet lawns so I’ve definitely done damage to mine mowing when it’s hot and crisp.

Great video and looking forward to the weed video. I wish we got all that rain though! We’re in a moderate drought here in the DC area. I’ve used Hydretain once so far this year and it seems to be helping. Still watering about an inch a week but I think I’d have to water more if I didn’t use it. What are your thoughts on these type of hydro supplements?

Ruby Throated, nice catch👍

Another great video. Always nice to get real time commentary on what we are dealing with!

Hi Rachel! I think you should be in front of the camera too! I will be calling Seth. My inside the fence is a sorry dog sitting mess. 🐕😊

Hey we’d love to have you on one of our Grass Factor episodes! Let me know!

Great video, miss your assistant!

Thanks for the video, especially the tip about not overwatering to get the grass out of dormancy. I was looking at my lawn today and my first instinct was to immediately water areas that are going dormant and water even more this week. I’ll pull back though to not cause any long term damage.

Wow! Learn something new everyday!!

Great explanation!

Good stuff

I just found a few little bags on a Tartarian maple and a bunch of eaten leaves. How do I get rid of them!?

Hi Niya! You are so cute! Thanks for helping me enjoy listening to your dad!❤

Hi Niya! You are so cute! Thanks for helping me enjoy listening to your dad!❤

Thanks for the video. Which moisture meter do you recommend? It looks so easy to use.

Please subscribe I only need 22 more.

Hydretain has minimal results spend the money and get a better wetting agent like the golf courses use not that much more $ and a much better product.. in my opinion hydretain is a joke..

awesome tips! I definitely fell into the over watering trap, although only for a few days in a row so far. Back to deep infrequent watering now

Great advice, thank you!

Good advice and timely. Thank you.

How would you get rid of bentgrass and then how would you get rid of pot annua

Great video, next time you should introduce your assistant!

Awesome video you guys! Thanks for some excellent pointers!

Great content! So 1:30 thru 1:54 you showed us the patch of TTTF. Question - What is the rest of the cultivar you have in your yard? thanks

Hi Just to add a comment about my experience with moles. I was home in Republic of Kosovo and I did catch a live mole, and after 30 seconds it was dead. I did an experiment with it. I got it and i pushed it back into the mole hole and waited. Not to longe after a live mole came and it was pushing the dead mole out of the hole. With a shovel i managed to get another one out. After that i didn't try again. Does it mean that the live moles don't like the dead ones in the mole hole. Please try and let mi know the results. Thank you

If I could subscribe twice I would😂 I like to leave the mushrooms in my yard too and I'm not worried about them. Most people probably know, but maybe you could regularly mention what region of the US you are in. keep up the awesome work with providing the helpful information

I live nearby and man, we have had a ton of rain! We need some sun now. Your doggies are adorable!

I have been defending over 10 acres in costal Washington for 30 years, I have done and tried it all. Hands down worms are the best method but the price is insane. I also have had good results in the summer sun scouting for dark wet soil in the mound showing active digging. Advance toward the mound walk as softly as possible. Swing a large sledge hammer or Maul down into the center of the mound as soil is surfacing. You will get it 9 out of 10 attempts! I don't even dig them up to confirm anymore. Wack A Mole! As for the worms, some are too expensive and others are too wet and soft making placement an complex bit of micro excavation. I want to poke a hole with 4 foot piece of #4 rebar bent with handle and foot stirrup, drop worm pitch off hole in sod and move on.

Excellent explanation of the conditions and the disease. Very helpful and we all need a little more patience 😊

Thanks again for the timely videos! I was just taking a break midway through mowing and watching this video.... and was so annoyed with the red thread disease.

Excellent video on calibration without all of the unnecessary stuff.

Marshmallow. Nuff Said.

Im super tempted to plug some in my mom's Ryegrass/Fescue/Crabgrass lawn just to see if it will choke everything out

We used Freehand.

What kind of preventer is that

Snapshot? Or what pre-emergent do u recommend for beds?

Can u spray q4 for nuts edge and then a few days later use another type of herbicide like sledgehammer? Or is spraying two herbicides such close together going to damage the grass?

Do u do two apps of prodiamine in the spring? One between 50-55 degrees and one before summer? I did 0.4 oz/1,000 of prodiamine 65 wDg on the perimeter and 3 lbs/1,000 granular prodiamine on my main grass area. I had a septic repair and still have lots of thin spots and will need to overseed in August. Thanks for the advice! :)

What state are u located in so we know what ur weather is like now? Thanks! I just subscribed! :)

My yard is growing like crazy thanks to your program. I’m on my 4th mow and proud to say I have the best yard on my street! Thanks for all the great advice!

Great advice and vids as always Seth. Can you do one on fertilizing our acid loving plants like Hydrangeas?

Thanks Seth! Great tips for a good start this early in the season.