Keen to see it recover, just did the same at home for the first time, real heavy top dress with sand to sort out level issues. Smashed with trojan and kept the water up to it. 10 days post reno I'm at about 80% recovered
How many ton was that Adam? I can calculate how much I need for my 300 squares, more interested in now many hours it took the two of you to manually move the sand so I know what I'm getting myself into 😅
One of you knows how to shovel sand/soil like a pro ! Train him well OB1 . Bit of rock in that sand the operator needs to shake bucket and clean out truck before each load is delivered 😳😳 unless ya got it for free 😜😜😜 . Lookin forward to the next update after top dressing and the lawn pops out to greet the sunshine 🌞
@@paulhardie9450 haha thanks mate! Riley will learn not to throw sand in the garden soon 😂 Nah full tote on the sand, there were only a few rocks, I’ll get the young one to pick them out haha
@ I live in Virginia just down the road from where use are located, what is the stuff you have used in this video called? Is it from newtons down the road?
When do you guys film this? I’m in Adelaide and keen as to Reno my front and back lawns, struggling with uneven surface and compaction etc… But weather is hot as at the moment, especially this weekend. Not sure if I’ll stress it too much?
They do, the trouble is the lawn had died in that area from what I suspect was grub damage in the past. It was beyond the point of being able to recover so what I pulled up were the old dead slabs with no sign of life 💀
Usually useless lol , maybe they’re gotten better with the plans/maps all they want is a name to blame . All services should be at there required depth so digging 150mm shouldn’t require a “who ya gonna call “ Service announcement 📣
@@claytonpowell348 We were told by the previous tenants that 200mm of soil was dug out to put Sandy loam in before the lawn went down. I went down 100mm max, she be right 😂
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Good stuff Rizz!
@@jdb_live2772 he’s a good egg!
Keen to see it recover, just did the same at home for the first time, real heavy top dress with sand to sort out level issues. Smashed with trojan and kept the water up to it. 10 days post reno I'm at about 80% recovered
@@lukegassy4816 Recovery has been really good so far! Glad to hear your having a quick recovery period also!
Those poor lawn edges. That young fella is hacking it
All gotta start somewhere
Minute silence for the fallen
How many ton was that Adam? I can calculate how much I need for my 300 squares, more interested in now many hours it took the two of you to manually move the sand so I know what I'm getting myself into 😅
One of you knows how to shovel sand/soil like a pro ! Train him well OB1 . Bit of rock in that sand the operator needs to shake bucket and clean out truck before each load is delivered 😳😳 unless ya got it for free 😜😜😜 . Lookin forward to the next update after top dressing and the lawn pops out to greet the sunshine 🌞
@@paulhardie9450 haha thanks mate! Riley will learn not to throw sand in the garden soon 😂 Nah full tote on the sand, there were only a few rocks, I’ll get the young one to pick them out haha
What sand is best for top dressing? Iv been told play sand is that correct? Or should it be more of a sandy loam..?
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Any washed sand designed for top dressing is perfect. Ask your local landscape supplies yard what the golf courses use in the local area.
@ I live in Virginia just down the road from where use are located, what is the stuff you have used in this video called? Is it from newtons down the road?
When do you guys film this? I’m in Adelaide and keen as to Reno my front and back lawns, struggling with uneven surface and compaction etc…
But weather is hot as at the moment, especially this weekend. Not sure if I’ll stress it too much?
Hey mate, we filmed this over the past 2 weeks here in SA. Hot weather will drive up soil temps which will promote faster recovery, so now is perfect.
@ sweet cheers, I’ll grab a pack from your site
Roots and shoots as soon as some grass starts popping through?
@@wyattreynolds8335 Correct! That will be in episode 3 😀
How often you watering in its recovery? I did a scalp and too dress on my 10 week old tiff tuff and been lightly watering every morning
@@osssalNZ currently 3 times per week for 40 minutes each cycle. So roughly 30mm of irrigation.
Lel, do the sprinklers not water the dead patch effectively?
They do, the trouble is the lawn had died in that area from what I suspect was grub damage in the past. It was beyond the point of being able to recover so what I pulled up were the old dead slabs with no sign of life 💀
Go heavy on the shorts 🩳 next time
@@Davehaha2001 if we didn’t have the shorts would anyone watch? 👀
@ true 😂
Is this the first time Riley has used a whipper snipper?
@@natextreme_ this one, yes. Absolutely butchered it but we all gotta start somewhere! 😂
Dial before you dig ?
Usually useless lol , maybe they’re gotten better with the plans/maps all they want is a name to blame . All services should be at there required depth so digging 150mm shouldn’t require a “who ya gonna call “ Service announcement 📣
@@claytonpowell348 We were told by the previous tenants that 200mm of soil was dug out to put Sandy loam in before the lawn went down. I went down 100mm max, she be right 😂