What Makes A Great Lawn???

[@Thelawncarenut]

The Big 3 Basics. I like it!

[@JakeTheLawnKid]

Cool right?

[@paulbaratta1566]

Jake can you do a video on “jumping worms” and what we can do to mitigate their damage and any suggestions on eradication of these little bas#@rds?

[@JakeTheLawnKid]

Definitely something I'll consider.

[@owbeer]

i add compost to my lawn every year, since ive been doing that i noticed my lawn can withstand hot and dry periods alot better.

[@JakeTheLawnKid]

That's great to hear! Composting is an excellent way to improve the health of your lawn. Compost is rich in nutrients that can help your lawn withstand hot and dry periods and promote healthy growth. Keep up the good work!

[@Mark-zi2og]

Can’t wait for the 2024 season! Have an awesome season Jake!

[@JakeTheLawnKid]

Me too, my friend! I wish you a great season as well. It's going to be a really good one.

[@kdsberman]

I was wondering, is doing a soil test/adding lime a "thing" when it comes to turning a bad lawn into a good lawn? Part of my lawn looks really good, the other part is spotty and I cant get it any better. Some have told me that if you have pine trees near, it can make the soil acidic, so I thought maybe liming it could help?

[@JakeTheLawnKid]

Depends on what the sample says if you take one. Otherwise, I would stick to the program. Another thing I find very helpful for spotty areas is blasting them with RGS 6oz/1000 and humic12 9oz/1000.

[@kdsberman]

@@JakeTheLawnKid thanks man!

[@JakeTheLawnKid]

@@kdsberman Of course. Thank you for watching.

[@marcobrown83]

Great Video!

[@JakeTheLawnKid]

Thank you!

[@Masshole78]

Got degrees from umass in turf and plant pathology. Been building and mananging pga and lpga major championship golf courses all over the world. Ppl forget the basic. You build from the ground up when it comes to plants food water and haircuts great channel one of the best

[@JakeTheLawnKid]

Thank you my friend!

[@SUPERSTROKE333]

would love an updated video on getting rid of quackgrass,did you ever get rid of it with mowing daily?