My EPIC Lawn transformation! (already THIS GOOD in just 3 weeks!)

This was carried out right at the very end of my "safe" window for doing lawn renovations. The result will blow you away!
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[@michaelrigg-it1bw]

Thanks for your help shaun ❤

[@LawnRight]

No worries 👍

[@cfrnetwork777]

ANOTHER INTERESTING SHARE

[@LawnRight]

Thanks 😊👍

[@cfrnetwork777]

@LawnRight YOU'RE MOST WELCOME

[@grahammacklam4736]

Great result there Shaun. You definitely deserve your favourite beverage for that 👍

[@LawnRight]

Thanks 👍. It'll be non-alcoholic for me.. just realised its almost 29 weeks now without a drop of booze (omg!)

[@grahammacklam4736]

@LawnRight ah cutting back a bit eh? I'm a bit odd in that I prefer a nice coffee rather than anything alcoholic.

[@LisaRedfern-Webb]

Absolutely brilliant result Shaun. We haven't cut our back lawn yet since scarifying about a month ago. Neill is scared to cut it as there's a few patches 🙈 Xx

[@LawnRight]

Thanks Lisa. He should be ok just take it easy turning the mower.. But no rush, it's slowing anyway 😊😊

[@owbeer]

great looking lawn and garden. here it has been cloudy for over a week with no wind or sun and at night there's a lot of fog. my lawn is slowly turning into a swamp lol.

[@LawnRight]

Aghhhh.. We néed to move to Australia

[@valeriezendiver263]

Amazing transformation! I’m thinking I’ll now need to get some fleece for overseeding in spring. Thanks for another great video Shaun 👏👏👏

[@LawnRight]

Hi :). Might be a good idea, this spring was noting but heavy showers and caused me a few issues, so will prob do as many as I can myself with fleece

[@jeffsawyer8468]

Great video. Greetings from Chicago Illinois (USA). I'm a novice yard guy but your videos are so important to me. I love a nice yard, still got a long way to go as this yard was not maintained for 65 or so years. Regardless thank you for the GREAT INFORMATION. God bless you and your family. Happy Thanksgiving ❤

[@LawnRight]

here to help :). One day I might just pop over :)

[@jeffsawyer8468]

@LawnRight please do. That would be awesome. You help me and I got your airfare and lodging🙂

[@cplcummins]

Hard work pays off.. looks amazing ❤

[@LawnRight]

Thanks 👍😊

[@denisthompson8152]

Wow, that’s BOSS! Well done Shaun. An amazing lawn👍🏻

[@LawnRight]

Thanks man! I'm so pleased in how it turned out

[@Thimeri0n]

Looking good! When you're putting down £30-50 of seed, the same in pre-seed fert and probably double that in compost it just makes sense at that point to spend the extra £20-30 for a roll of fleece.

[@LawnRight]

Yeah I agree..

[@kevtheargonut]

Top stuff Shaun. What a lovely house and now a nice rear lawn too. Cutting that 2 or 3 times a week is gonna take a bit of time, but that'll be amazing in the summer if the customer gets on it. 👍

[@LawnRight]

Hopefully Kev! .. they have a gardener (who is a friend of mine, and watch this channel), but with any gardener it's usually once every 2 weeks, sometimes weekly, so it'll be a case of fingers crossed

[@kevtheargonut]

@LawnRight They need to get the lawn bug mate. That is gonna be such a good start for them to have a really lush lawn by June. Some headphones, bit of music, a mower and you are just having a little walk a couple of times a week. Well, perhaps is this case not so much a "little" walk. Warm today (24) but in the long range forecast we have another year of rain planned for Wednesday in the Murcia region. But that is a big area so we may escape the worst down here. Snow forecast on higher ground too. Warnings are already out. It'll be sunny again Thursday though. What a place! The undeveloped part of the basement is just drying out from last week's onslaught. I also just spotted a hairline but very long crack in the kitchen ceiling plaster from the earthquake a few weeks ago. More filler and paint. Living the dream mate, living the frikkin dream. 😁

[@LawnRight]

@kevtheargonut oh chuffing hell. Last thing you need is bloomin drama! Maybe a month's holiday in the UK will do you all good 😂

[@kevtheargonut]

@LawnRight lol, the missus is heading back (again) for grandkids birthdays but the UK family is heading here for Christmas... starting about the 2nd week of December. Stuff Christmas Dinner by the pool. I might take them skiing, there is a ski resort 2-3 hours away. 😁

[@LawnRight]

@kevtheargonut 😊👌👌 sounds good

[@gazzagarry69]

Turned out lovely Shaun, very nice well done to you both 😜👌🏼. Took mine back to the dirt August, aerated 124sq by hand, starter fertiliser, seeded, Jack's Magic top dress, rolled, seeded over, raked then fleeced. 15 days looked absolutely amazing, I'm so chuffed and over the moon 😍👍🏼. Fleece is an absolute MUST as the pigeons eat the lot 🐦🐦 😂👍🏼. Thank you for all your advice, you've taught me so much this year, greatly appreciated 😉👍🏼

[@LawnRight]

Here to help - and great to hear ! :)

[@a760541]

Tidy job that - for all the effort you put into it.

[@LawnRight]

Thanks 😁👍

[@hiredark]

That's good work there man. I just been out blowing leaves about and - they all just go somewhere else? Planted more garlic, painted the greenhouse frame, and painted myself black and red. Take care man!

[@LawnRight]

You've had a busy morning.!.. Much lazier for me today other than editing

[@darrenstreeton4237]

Great job fella 👍

[@LawnRight]

Thanks mate

[@canalboating]

That came through really well cracking job Shaun and what a lovely property

[@LawnRight]

Thanks mate.. Yeah it's a lovely place 😍

[@greatadventuresofloupat6840]

Keep the videos coming! The advice you provide has helped give me confidence to fully renovate my lawn with great success. Well done and keep it up!

[@LawnRight]

Fantastic news! 😊😊👍👍. Keep on keeping on

[@adrianwebb6683]

Can you water the grass seed through the fleece ??

[@LawnRight]

Yes 😊. It goes through just fine.. Sometimes when it's brand new it doesn't go through fast, initially, and forms beads but does soak through

[@tonyallis5249]

Looks awesome …..nice job mate 👍🇦🇺🇬🇧

[@LawnRight]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Colin-py6gp]

Superb looks great! So glad l found your channel, helped me to transform my garden

[@LawnRight]

Absolutely brilliant 😊😊😍😍. So happy I'm helping 😊👍👍

[@haydenwareing9405]

This looks great, you can’t beat that fresh lawn look can you. Great results given the time of year also.

[@LawnRight]

It really is the best look 😊😊😊

[@alanbradbury9774]

Great work and getting the rewards with job satisfaction. Bought a verticutter and hollow tiner that you recommended a month or two back and only had time to sort the back lawn but took out a load of thatch and it came back quite quick in the main. No doubt some seed to germinate in the spring. Thanks again for the advice. 👍🏻

[@LawnRight]

Hi Alan, yes, it was really pleasing to visit.. I was a bit apprehensive travelling there, as it was a fairly expensive job, and you always wonder what it will look like and if you'll need to do any spring repair work.. but thankfully, the damp mornings ensured the seeds got enough moisture which was critical

[@PhillTicehurst]

i killed my lawns off in august and seeded them back and front with a fleece and they came up fantastic,luckily in cornwall it has been very warm and still is so theyre still growing looking forward to spring to overseed and lots of nice stripes

[@LawnRight]

That's a great result and pleasing 😊👍

[@Qtra664]

Hey my friend I’m in Texas and have a Bermuda lawn but I deal with clay soil and compaction issue , going to take your recommendation of gypsum and seaweed

[@LawnRight]

Hi 👋👋. Sounds great and I look forward to hearing from you on the lawn updates

[@davidplanet3919]

Another triumph. Always better results in Autumn. Don’t forget to feed with some K for the winter.

[@LawnRight]

It'll be getting fed a little later. (he didn't want it on the back lawn on this occasion, so I only treated the front..) but back there in january

[@peterbalding1470]

I've got a fleece for next spring. Thinking of using Boston seeds. Have you used them.

[@LawnRight]

No but I'm feeling positive about them from what I've seen

[@peterbalding1470]

@LawnRight thanks for replying

[@freespirit1411]

I'm subscribed already...I love your channel! Just wish you would come down under & give me a hand 😂

[@LawnRight]

If you want to cover tickets, accommodation, food and entertainment for me and the family for 2 to 4 weeks, Ill be there any time to suit you over the next 3 months :)

[@russellwiddows8892]

I did a lawn about six weeks ago and if it was not worm casts it would have looked great, I did consider putting down a worm repellent BUT she also has hedgehogs evidence do I didn’t, catch 22! I’m going to have to redo it all again in the spring! Was I right or wrong….? Did I have options I am not aware of?

[@murchy2156]

Hi mate, love your videos very informative!! Was just wondering how much soil/seed/fertiliser do you need per m2? Tia!

[@LawnRight]

Hi it varies on eachjob. A bag of soil will cover a fair bit, seeds can be overseeded or seeded so depends on the lawn. Each will have an application rate

[@murchy2156]

@ thank you!

[@BrianThurman-k9t]

Hi Shaun I re-levelled and seeded my lawn 8 weeks ago with Hurrells general amenity seed and at the moment I am digging up poa grass that is seeding from my original lawn my main concern is I hope it is poa that I am digging up and not perennial rye or fescue I can’t find anything on google showing images of the 3 different grasses when they seed. Could you explain the differences or do a short video showing the different grasses, thank you I have learnt so much from your videos

[@LawnRight]

Hi Brian, the poa is usually a little lighter in. colour once its a bit more established - usually it stands out quite a bit, so you are probably on the right path.. Ill help as much as I can, but wrong time now to be planting and testing grass types Im afraid

[@BrianThurman-k9t]

@ thank you Shaun for all your help the poa grass I have is lighter green broader leaves thicker shoots and bushier creeping habitat, I just did not know what rye and fescue looked like when it is seeding. Thanks for all your help

[@LawnRight]

@@BrianThurman-k9t Hi, sorry I understand.. they are generally more ordinary looking, as we would imagine, thinner, more typical

[@damianmclernon6064]

The brown patches Shaun, do you throw on more seed now or wait to Soring?

[@LawnRight]

Hi they should come through soon.. Just taking a lot longer now with temperatures bieng much lower.. But if seed needed, it would be spring

[@damianmclernon6064]

@ Thank you

[@davidmckee2898]

When you buy this fleece , do you get the pegs With them. I might go this next year in my back to see what it's like👍

[@LawnRight]

No you don't unfortunately

[@mattbarclay2099]

Cracking job Shawn 👏🏻

[@LawnRight]

Thanks Matt!

[@martinsefton3444]

How many grams of soluble iron to you put on per sq/m? I've put on 4 and that doesn't seem enough! Would more than this quantity damage the existing grass.

[@LawnRight]

Hi, I generally apply about 800 to 1000g per knapsack which covers about 400 sq metres, which is 100g per 40 sq metres, 10g per 4 sq metres, so 2.5g per sq metre and works ok. It can take a few days for it to react

[@LawnRight]

and if you add too much the worse is the grass darkens,.. I once turned a lawn completely black (25 years ago when just starting), it recovered after a few weeks

[@martinsefton3444]

If I have @ 1000sq/m of grass that has more moss than grass would you simply spray iron , scarify then overseed because if you add seeding soil on that meterage its expensive. Could I get away without using seeding soil?

[@LawnRight]

hi, you can but success rates do fall.. however do you even need to seed? if its absolutely thrashed thick with moss then likely yes will need to seed, but if there is plenty of grass among the moss, just scarify and let it recover. (however id wait till spring)

[@kevinlacey6606]

Looks great my little lawns😂 are looking really good thanks to your advice and videos thank you 👍

[@LawnRight]

😊😊😊😊

[@mickodonnell890]

Another superb job, well done Shaun 🙂 One thing that may save your back when taking up the fleece is a telescopic peg remover that I saw a fellow caravanner on a pitch next to me using recently, to take out his awning pegs without bending down! It would certainly be beneficial on large lawns like this one!

[@LawnRight]

Thanks for the info!

[@thegeordiefellwalker8878]

brilliant result mate 👌bet you never thought you'd start fleecing your customers 🤣 have a good week 👍

[@LawnRight]

Me neither ha ha lol. same to you buddy :)

[@HighDesertLawns]

Awesome job! Fantastic color. Good way to head into winter.

[@LawnRight]

Thanks 😊😊👍👍

[@pepelepew2690]

Lol, shaun loves to peg the lawn 😜

[@LawnRight]

Can't beat pegging the lawn 🤣

[@Rich10000]

Looks good nice work as always Shaun

[@LawnRight]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ChrisDenton-s3v]

Ahh , she gave you my mug !! 😂

[@LawnRight]

😂😂. Top mug that mate lol