Love your videos. I had Zeon Zoysia put down in my backyard end of July and many parts it's still not getting roots down into the soil (Dallas area clay). It looks healthy for now. Any thoughts on how to get it rooted before cold weather gets here?

I was burned out/done with the lawn season when we were at the 10 week mark of no rain, but I can't go to back to rotary mowing. My yard wouldn't look as good as yours man!

that you for honesty about lawn burn out. It hit me about a week ago.

Have you ever tried paver sand?

No more reel mowing for the season? No!!! Still looking great for a rotary cut.

Never disappoint your a true professional 🫵

Looking good BB!!.No rain in Mississippi everything is Dry been a month no rain ✌🏾

Hey man you forgot the beer today!😂🍻

Brian, lawn looks good! We have had some crazy hot summer this year.

Looking good. I take it you are not moving..👻

I do half the rate and apply another half rate two weeks later and I get a dark green on my tif way 419

What did your soil sample results look like when you had it done on the back?

Lawn looks great 👍🏾

Nice video. I have zeon too. Looks great. Can I ask what height you are cutting the zeon at? Your looks awesome. Thnx

Xenon Xoysia

Zoysia Brian Out!!!!

I'm on my second season with Zeon Zoysia. Here's my two cents: 1: scalped it in late April when it started greening up. 2: 16-4-8 fert in May, June and July. 3: Sprayed Acelepryn in May (good for 6 months with zero pest damage so far), 4: liquid fungicide combo of Azoxy/Prop in May with zero fungus so far this year. That's what I've done and it's worked in my lawn. Zeon also needs sunlight but not as much as Bermuda from what I've read. I'll put down a pre-emergent later this month.

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Great info ✌🏾

Always trust a guy with a Toyota fleet in his driveway and a Georgia hat. Love this

I'm jealous BB.. ✌🏾

Yes Sir

Not too much all at once, though. The Eddy Minimum is upon us. The sun controls the earth's weather. The sun is going to sleep. We better wake up! Troubling times are coming. Jesus Christ will take you with him, if you want.

Love the lawn but hate your microphone! Just some (hopefully) constructive feedback. Keep up the nice lawn!

I live in NE GA, got around 12k of tifway 419 (contractor's special lol) that I keep at 0.5". One thing I've had success with the last couple of seasons is scalping it back down to just about the dirt at the start of August, in my case it helps me thin it out some and take out all the legs that creep up on me throughout the season. Also I'm using 1/2# nitrogen per 1k square feet per month (applied with backpack sprayer), I haven't noticed a color loss or any other issues, it's helped a ton with slowing it down so it doesn't grow so out of control and get leggy on me. It takes about 2 weeks to come back to normal, and the overall appearance and turf quality is the best of the season after the scalp. I like to have a kinda end of season push and finish strong. No clue if it would work with your setup and program, but for me it's helped a good amount.

We are struggling with spurge in Texas as well.

Brian, your Bermuda looks great as always. Would love to drink a beer with you bud. 🍺 You're a beast.

Looks good Brian 👍🏻

Looking good brother ✌🏾😁

I'm starting to like your channel. Keep up the good work. Just my thoughts on spraying your lawnmower with fungicide. In theory, it seems logical, but I think it would depend on what type of fungicide you use. If it is a contact fungicide, then I suppose that would work. However, most fungicides are systemic, which means the plant has to take it up and then translocate throughout the plant before it can be effective on fungus. This is my understanding of how fungicide works. I'm only mentioning this to you because I know how expensive fungicide is. I'm pretty sure soap and water would be just fine. But if you're really paranoid about it, you can always scrub it down with clorox. Again, I love your videos, and I don't want this to seem like I'm throwing shade. I'm just trying to help out if I can.😊

Wow!!!!!that is a perfect lawn ,, absolutely beautiful

First timer here! I see your channel name is "Lawn Time with Bermuda". Does it means that at some point you switched from Bermuda to Zoysia? I have been struggling with Zeon and considering switching to something like Celebration Bermuda. Y'all, please advise based on your experiences.

Front yard is Bermuda?

You got this BB ✌🏾💯..hate to see that happening bro

what is the name brand of the 16-4-8 fert you use?

Palisades FTW!

Hey BB I hate to see that fungus popping up on your lawn man. Fungus Sucks!..I know you got this brother ✌🏾

Thats going to sweet!!BB keep pushing 💪🏾✌🏾

Curative rate of Azoxy/Prop will cure it. Have you checked to see if it's army worm or grubs? Seem to remember you having a grub problem in your backyard.

I have it too, bad. Lawn went from awesome to blah in less than a week. Rained for 5 straight days here in Northwest Mississippi. I will be applying Pillar SC tomorrow.

Heritage G is prop. and Azox. So it might work. Spraying is always more effective

What’s ur hoc? My celebration Bermuda is maintained at 3/4”, but had to scalp to 1/2” because of floating

Nice yard Brian. Wish they’d make an affordable gas verticutter. It’s a great practice for Bermuda

Now that's a wife

Just saying, you might want to move the cars before you start chipping. Lol😂

Hey BB.. that lawn still looks awesome brother. I don't bag either going to start .went to buy a catcher for my McLane 25in GR that bagger was $250 😫

Brian I have Tahoma Bermuda I’ve been dealing with the same look for 2 yrs now & I don’t bag neither I think this may be a good idea 👍🏻

Even with spot leveling, wouldn't want to hold off on PGR? Unless you did not spray those areas.