Very mossy lawn scarifying

[@jamesdavies9520]

Loved this - is there a pic of how the grass looks now ?

[@jasongardener3425]

@@jamesdavies9520 thanks mate, unfortunately not, as its not a properly I maintain, I did it for another gardener 👍

[@aussieallrounder6018]

Good to hear the dulcid tones again!!

[@jasongardener3425]

Thanks aussie 😊

[@tonycritcher3419]

Always amazing at what we get out, very therapeutic and I think the lawn enjoys it as much as I do!

[@jasongardener3425]

It's definitely one of them jobs, where we think.how much waste and then have to double it 😆, it's a very satisfying job to do. Cheers mate 👍

[@tonycritcher3419]

@@jasongardener3425 Exactly and yep I really enjoy it!

[@cosworthization]

Brilliant Jason. Your Stihl machine is brilliant. I have the Stihl cordless scarifier and it works fantastic and made me loads of money. I LOVE STIHL!!!!

[@jasongardener3425]

Thanks mate, iv never tried the cordless machine, but if it's like the petrol one, imagine it's spot on 👌, definitely a good add on to services 😊

[@silkedavid8876]

a friend asked me just yesterday if I knew if moss being yellow and grass green after this winter is normal, I did not know. Now I can re-assure her her lawn is ok and not affected by worms or chemicals in the atmosphere. Thank you!

[@jasongardener3425]

There a lot of yellow/green moss this year, so pretty normal. Cheers mate 👍

[@mt4592]

If yer lawn has worms, its a good thing mate, very good infact.

[@jasongardener3425]

@@mt4592 👌

[@LewisgardenservicesLtd]

Always amazing how much waste comes from these jobs. Nice one Jason 👍

[@jasongardener3425]

After all these years, I still find it amazing how much comes out, and how quick them bags will heat up 😆, cheers Nathan, have a good week 👍 🙂

[@LewisgardenservicesLtd]

@@jasongardener3425 they make a nice warm seat for an afternoon break 😅 you too mate, hope the weather improves this week🤞

[@markwarnes400]

Thanks Jason, That’s useful to know. I think I’ve let the machine dictate the pace somewhat as I thought slowing it down too much would cut more in to the lawn. Maybe I need to hold it back a little more. It does a great job but wondered if my machine was incorrectly set up from new. I guess you just have to judge the conditions and depth of moss on each lawn. Great videos btw.

[@jasongardener3425]

🙂👍

[@DJC995]

Hi Jason as always nice job Have a good week Thanks again

[@jasongardener3425]

Thanks mate 👍 hope a good week ahead for you too 😊

[@mt4592]

Satisfying to see a professional at work.

[@jasongardener3425]

Thanks mate 👍 🙂

[@thegeordiefellwalker8878]

nice one J 👍 must be a bit drier where you are.hoping to start scarifying next week 👍

[@jasongardener3425]

Cheers geordie mate 👍. I'm mostly on sandy soil, which is good for drainage in winter, but not good in summer, hope work is busy mate 👍🙂

[@HoopersGardenMaintenance]

Great job Jason👍🏼

[@jasongardener3425]

Thanks martyn mate 👍 🙂

[@jameswyeth8223]

Nice job mate 👍

[@jefferymcgettigan7982]

What was your method for getting up the moss once lifted with the machine? Also what type of grass was in that lawn?

[@jasongardener3425]

Cleared up with rake and blower, not sure on type of grass, just a fine grass I believe 👍👍

[@markwarnes400]

Hi Jason, That’s a great job done. I have the same scarifier. Are you holding back on the drive of the machine as mine just seems to want to go too fast. I also find I can only use it on the first level down as any other level is just too destructive to the lawn. What level were you using it on?

[@jasongardener3425]

Thanks mate 👍. Yes holding it back, I had it on no.2, iv gone as low as no.4 in past, but it turns into a rotator, but did that when setting wildflower mix into lawn, but generally no.2 is my lowest set and no.1 on first pass sometimes👍👍

[@chriswinter2404]

Great channel, what scarifier are you using?

[@jasongardener3425]

Thank you, much appreciated mate 🙂, it's a stihl RL 540 scarifier 👍👍

[@kerrisparkes4984]

Can you scarify if the turf is netting backed? And which Stihl scarifier are you using? Thanks

[@jasongardener3425]

I would imagine the netting is 25mm below the surface, on as long as you don't go to deep, it would be fine, just touching the soil to be safe 👍

[@cogranmom4441]

Wild. Never seen that before.

[@jasongardener3425]

Wild ?, don't really understand

[@garygreen6013]

If I want to plant a Leland hedge to keep it cut about 8 feet tall maybe a little taller and I want a hedge. What spacing should I plant them?

[@jasongardener3425]

Around 18-20 inches gaps

[@garygreen6013]

@@jasongardener3425 thank you so much. Love your videos