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I ordered it directly from the company. But some local stores might have it. www.greenviewfertilizer.com/store/p/GreenView-Fairway-Formula-Turf-Type-Tall-Fescue-Sun-and-Shade-Blend__28-29346.aspx

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That is true, but the average homeowner probably won’t put rain gauges in the yard to measure that way. Though it is helpful to know the lawn is getting evenly covered as well.

Sometimes it doesn’t take much to still get good results.

Yeah, I had mentioned there wasn’t as much thatch in the lawn since I did do some of it by hand in the summer.

Mid east coast USA

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Instead of peat moss just use compost.

@ that would work. I still don't love the idea of adding different soil on clay but it would be a temporary boost. May add to fungus/moisture issue in the future, especially if you plant bluegrass.

It gets the job done. It’s more of a budget version if you don’t have core aerator tool/machine. But core aeration is definitely better.

I would recommend doing spot treatments after you mowed your lawn at least twice. And what I use for that is Roundup for lawns. a.co/d/fQ3b9Zd

@@locustgrovelawncare thank you for the link. Keep up the good work

Yeah, If I’m just doing my lawn I probably wouldn’t upgrade. Come spring time I’ll be helping some friends and family with their lawns. So a larger one would come in handy.

Hello, here I am a new subscriber. I am new to this and I want to renew my lawn. I have bare areas. I would like to know if I can put seed at this time or not since winter is coming soon. I am in the Virginia area.​@@locustgrovelawncare

@@JoseGonzalez-kc8sg If you put seed down now, it wouldn’t have enough time to fully grow in with the weather changing.

If you’re using a dethatching machine, no more than twice a year. But if thatch builds up more often, you can use a dethatching rake. It would put a little less stress on the lawn. The one I have is the Groundskeeper II, which does a pretty good job without damaging the lawn.

If the yard needs it. If you don’t bag your grass, you may need to dethatch once a month during the growing season.

@@debbiebrock2665 thank you so much for the response I do have a dethatcher with both the scarifier and the dethatcher and I was afraid of using it because I have never used it I've owned this property for 5 years and I think it's time that I start somewhere some people say don't do it in the the fall they're saying do it in Florida around the end of February but I don't really know much about it I'm still getting to know how to do things so I thought I'd go a little scarifying with a high setting it has five settings I figured I would start on the highest and go slow cuz I know it's definitely going to need it I will crawl into this one I really do appreciate you taking the time to respond thank you so much

Oh my you can't get all that dead grass out with any rake, I've dethatched lawns that looked like windows of hay ready to bale. That's why I like using reel mowers instead of rotary mowers like a Locke but you have to rake the lawn to remove sticks and stones, just about anything that would get caught in the reel. But they sure cut nice. The average homeowner doesn't need something like this it's more for estate management with a myriad of formal gardens. Believe me I know.

Part of the morning does have shade but it gets the required 6+ hours of direct sunlight. And I’m surprised that the deer have not touched it, and it’s been almost a year and they’re still doing pretty good.

I ordered the ID 1/2" x OD 1-1/8"

@@locustgrovelawncare thank you so much! Subscribed and will be watching more thanks again

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Thank you.

This one had it mixed in. But if you only have just a crabgrass preventer, I would put down some fertilizer. It will provide good nutrients and let the grass grow in strong before the summer stress.

Thanks!! Now that the lawn season is here again, hopefully it wont take me 4 months to post another video. lol

Yep. They did not take very good care of this at all. They recently threw out a gas weedeater. But I took it, and I’m going to try and fix it.

This thing was bone dry, no gas or oil in it.🫤

Yeah when I saw that blade 😳. And the neighbors didn’t know why it wasn’t working.

I did this over 2 days. I had to order one part from Amazon and the other parts they had at my local Home Depot. I would say about 3-4 hours in total.

I charge $45 per hr

My plan was to only charge my neighbor for parts, not labor.

Thanks! After I did all that cleaning, I did think to myself “this better work otherwise it’s a waste.”

The two small ones I got from Lowe’s for $30. But the ones from the nursery was around $120 a piece. I would like more but it adds up.

Yep that was the plan. Just wanted to see the results, and was surprised it came out fairly decent. But next year starting fresh with seed from GCI Turf.

Hi! Took almost 3 hours to compete the whole project.

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