THIS WEEK IN LAWN CARE E10

[@scottellwoodgardening287]

Hey mate. Been catching up on your videos. Glad you got the old job back. Your front lawn looks well😂. Maybe get Curtis in to sort it 👍 weather is relentless still. Hopefully a long season at the end. As for the parish job it sounds like they wanted the other guy no matter what you did.

[@TheLawnGuy]

Hey Scott, Thanks for catching up on the videos, It's a shame about the parish work, and although they're not returning my emails, i have noticed they've taken on board my thoughts on improvements and have started implementing them. 😂

[@krs24976]

👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@TheLawnGuy]

Cheers Keith 😎

[@ii8215]

I always look forward to your videos, keep up the great work.

[@TheLawnGuy]

Thank you, I appreciate the comment 😎

[@canalboating]

Another busy week, looks like the weather is finally gonna play ball, have a good week

[@TheLawnGuy]

Monday & Tuesday have been good so far! Not sure it's going to stay that way 😢

[@andrewandvictoriadarnell9467]

Great video Dave 👍 weather's definitely looking better up here this week...hopefully, you'll have the same 🤞 might give you a call this week... if I get a spare minute 🤔😅

[@TheLawnGuy]

Thanks, Andy, I've not had my call yet lol

[@vincentsgardens870]

Some hard work there a lot more to lawn reno than people know juggling the lawns and the Reno is not easy task

[@TheLawnGuy]

100% thanks, Vincent 😎

[@jackw9920]

My advice for trampolines, don't get one. Horrible things 😂 Do you have a selective lawn weedkiller you reccomend?

[@TheLawnGuy]

Lol couldn't agree more! I use a few but Crossbar is my goto selective

[@Fricsak]

Hello! Please help! After applying sand top dressing (half m3 /100m2) and smoothing it with a leveling rake, I noticed that no matter how I try to level the area, there remain tender, thin and weak horizontally lying blades of grass under the sand. Should I worry about them, or will they come out after a few days? They emerge as a result of a water jet (or water sprayed from half a meter away), but this slightly erodes the effect of leveling because it re-excavates the area filled with sand between the larger clumps of old grass, and can also displace upturned seeds and fertilizer particles. So far, I have applied only half of the planned amount of top dressing, I don't dare to spread more, I would like to wait until the grass grows a little (I cut it into short pieces before aerating the lawn). At the same time, I don't think I can wait too long, because I sowed fast-germinating seeds, and once the new grass comes, it shouldn't be necessary to loosen the soil. What do you advise?

[@TheLawnGuy]

I'd be overseeding & levelling to the best of my abilities, then keeping off the area as well as keeping the seed damp as best as I could for at least two weeks before I would expect to see any change. And then keep watering. Patience is the name of the game.

[@Fricsak]

@@TheLawnGuy nice answer, I like your style. :) Patience is something I should learn.... by dealing with nature. I gave starter fertilizer and also natural stuff ( biosol forte) and a LOT of water 4 times a day. (Hopefully not too much.) :D I see a lot of very thin blades of grass (certainly NOT the current sowing it is too early for that), could it be that new shoots have started as a result of lawn aeration? The weather is quite good with 20-25 celsius days, lots of nutrients and water. In the optimal case, can the new shoots started by lawn aeration appear in 2 days?

[@BusterHarris-t4c]

Why aren’t you using 2 stroke equipment ? Saves a a lot of hassle and stress if a battery isn’t charged or knackered

[@TheLawnGuy]

To be honest, I've been using battery for nearly 2 years, and that's the first time something like that has happened. The main reason for the switchover is due to 20 plus years of vibration damage in my elbows

[@BusterHarris-t4c]

@@TheLawnGuy I remember you mentioning this in your meet up with Greg and Mike a while back .