IDENTIFYING YOUR LAWNS PROBLEMS | Lawn Association

[@mstar011]

Loved the video. Great insight. Thanks

[@stephenwilliamson6118]

We live close to Morecambe bay and have a sandy, silt loam soil. It grows fantastic potatoes but regarding grass I use a generic fine fescue seed and it does ok. I really enjoyed watching this video, you have great experience and wisdom. Keep them coming and stay safe 👍🏻

[@lawnassociation]

Thanks Stephen, glad you enjoyed it! We are certainly trying to get videos out at least once a week, except Eunice had other ideas last week 😂 hope all is well near the coast!

[@michaeldonohoe5738]

Looking forward to a future video about improving clay soil without resorting to the nuclear option, i.e. dig it all up and start again! Really enjoy these videos, so informative 👍

[@movingforward1981]

Some great tips, I have rye and creeping fescue mix, think i overdid the raking as great got rid of the debris but also got rid of a lot of the rye grass leaving bare patches

[@lawnassociation]

Yes, you cant prune (increase) rye....it only works in the football industry as pitches last 7 months a year and a new one is replaced. They are also overseeded during the season, grow lights, undersoil heating etc. In a lawn.....expect 7 months as well

[@liveyourbestlawn]

Great points and great channel! I know it's controversial among some turf scientists, but I've seen good results regarding my soil structure using humic acid.

[@lawnassociation]

Truegrass has humic, fulvic and amino acids all contributing to the soils each time you apply. Its not comparable to most feeds as its a feed and soil conditioner. Feed the soils and it all becomes a little easier.....

[@grahammacklam4736]

I do appreciate the other side of the coin at a time we are told by many that a Rye lawn is greater than an out of body experience. The lawn you scarified with the battery einhell is showing good signs despite the lowish temperatures since it was done.

[@lawnassociation]

In a few weeks it’ll be lovely and all that will happen is mow and feed. No seeding required, no top dressing needed. With a rye lawn you’ll have to seed as a yearly part of your program. Roots will be poor as rye doesn’t have many as picture shows.

[@grahammacklam4736]

@@lawnassociation and just about all at the minute look like the one shown in the video.

[@wiktorpoliszczuk1372]

😂🤣😅😁