What this LAWN looks like two weeks after OVER SEEDING
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2024
- In today's video, I give you a quick update on how this lawn is looking now that it's been about two weeks since it was over seeded!
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Lawn is looking great!
Cheers 👍🏻
As a keen gardener the bush is a nice structure for your appearance of your home and garden gives more interest to to your garden and threw the winter
This is my perspective on it at the moment. Although, I did cut it back maybe a tad too much! I guess we'll see in a few months 😅
Wow, the lawn looks incredible after just two weeks! 👏 Your overseeding tips definitely work wonders.
Congratulations 🥂 on getting over 20k. Excellent achievement and cannot wait to see the new Fescue / bent lawn !
Nice one! Still seems a bit surreal that I've got that many 😅
Both lawns are looking good especially the front one.
Cheers 👍🏻
The lawns are looking good.
Nice one 👍🏻
Glad you kept the battery edit lol
the bush looks so awkward... a pretty small tree would look very nice imo! Bent grass lawn is looking great. I'm sure it will look awsome through the summer. Look forward to see how it copes with the winter.
Lots of bush debate in the comments - but most seem to hate it 🤣
Front lawn looks lush - you can tell rye is happy in that soil and amount of sunlight it gets. Fingers crossed your timing for reseeding the back with bent and fescue looks perfect. It’s warm but not too warm, and dry but still some rain forecast for next week or so.
The rye seems to give it quite a good colour the fescue seems to be keeping the sward thick. It almost requires no maintenance at times.
nice work
Cheers
I recently renovated my lawn, I brought myself an electric scarifier from Argos, it’s worked brilliant, I have over seeded an top dressed, it’s now coming through nicely, I can’t wait for first cut with the rotary 😊 but I’ve recently invested in a cylinder mower from fb market place, was from a green keeper from my local cricket ground, also looking forward to be using that for the first time! I enjoy watching your videos dude keep it up! Brilliant 👍😆
Sounds like it's going perfect on your end! Just shows, don't need to spend a fortune to get a decent lawn.
Good luck with it going forward 👍🏻
The lawn is looking great. I'm eagerly awaiting my scarifier and aerator to enable me to properly renovate my lawn.
Nice one
This guy needs to be groundsman at anfield lawn looks bang on….am just sorting mine out at minute still waiting for grass low b3 a week tomorrow
🤣 That would be some video!
Do us a favour a please get rid of those knackered tulips! 😂 lawn looking good
That's not my domain! But don't worry, I've passed the message on. She says that's next weekend's job! 🤣
Lawns looking good. That’s great germination. Reckon your dog is desperate to get on the new lawn. Wonder if he will try and leap from the top of your sleeper wall one day.
Cheers 👍🏻
I don't take my eyes off him when he's out there! He's the type to take the risk, get stuck, panic and then start digging 🤣
You thought about getting a verticutter attachment for the scarifier
I’m hoping to get one for the cylinder more I’ve ordered. But will only be using it on the bent fescue lawns
I’m just here for the music…. Kidding. Great video, how do you get the lines in the grass, is there a roller on the mower? And how do you manage both a dog and a green lawn 😂
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It's the rear roller on the back. It's more defined with the Hayter as it has no back wheels, meaning a bit more weight on the roller.
And with regards to the dog, he can be a nightmare! But he's almost 2 so hopefully he doesn't dig anything up in the garden this year 😅
@@NoviceGardener thanks so much !
We require you to remove the bush 😂 The views should pay for a 'lecy' (see what I did there) just to extend the light to the edge
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I need to set up a poll somehow to get a general view on the bush!
Went to a client today,their lawn, looks like your bottom lawn,fesue plus rye, overseeded and put a spring/summer feed on.
Its slow to take off,needs watering constantly.
Hopefully we get some light rain over the next few weeks (after this hot weekend anyway!)
What height setting do you cut your grass mate? I have the same Hayter mower.
I’ve been cutting on 3 but not sure if I should go down to 2 or up to 4 or stay the say height at 3.
Thanks
I brought mine down to 2 last year and it looked spot on. Did it around June time after that mad heatwave. Not sure whether I'm going to do the same this year as it can dry out a bit too easily if left too short.
Thanks, I’ll give it a go on 2 and see what happens.
Try growth regulator it’s not cheap but does slow the poa down
I've not used that before, but is something I'll look into
I also got told to use that with liquid feed from a greenskeeper recently.
@@MxWoody ask him to give you some you only need a small amount I go half rate every two weeks
Front lawn is looking good, when the back lawn comes in and you get round tow mowing how are you cutting it, using your Hayter or are you going to get into reel mowing?
Cheers 👍🏻
I've ordered a cylinder this week. It's not going to be with me for another month so may end up having to start with the Hayter and then bring the height of cut down slowly.
@@NoviceGardener what cylinder mower have you ordered? Not a allett by any chance? Lol, can’t wait to see what it turns out like and you getting on it to mow
Allett Cambridge 43
Currently saving for a wedding so it took a bit of convincing! 😅
@@NoviceGardener 🤯 wow you done some good convincing then to get that ordered, I definitely can’t wait to see the unveiling on your allett when you get it 👍
@@NoviceGardener You could always write it off as the wedding car with some cans etc dragging behind.
The bent i put in the communal lawns has come up like stubble lol. My back overseed though isnt great as I tried out a germination fleece. I dont think water gets through well as the existing grass lifting it up and seeds struggle to germinate. The fleece really needs to touch the soil to work. I removed it and cut low. I'll keep watering and hopefully they will now come up. I will never use a germination fleece when overseeding again. I'm leaving my new lawn fleece for a few more days as animal will dig up the rootzone.
I've used a fleece for seeding this time to stop trees dropping rubbish, cats from using the bare soil as a toilet & to help speed up the process. It's been 5 days now & the old grass is starting to poke through the sheet. I cant see if any germination of the new seed has occurred (I put up a fence around it too), but I'll leave it for 7-10 days & see what transpires.
I don't think I'll be able to wait 2 weeks with it down or the old grass will have matted itself into it. Fingers crossed for a good result as this is the second seeding of the season (the mid-april attempt was a washout).
@@chriscole3624 It should help the bare soil germinate. I had a ring around the bare soil where the old grass lifted the fleece. water doesnt get through it well. it gets damps then drips run along the underside but it doesnt water the seed unless it contacts it. I'm watering the seeds now hoping they will germinate, if not ill do a 20g / m2 overseed of the entire lawn . The front lawns germinated well in most parts except where the new soil meets another lawn and the fleece if elevated on that grass not allowing water through to the seeds. I'm keeping on until the weekend as it's raining next week and I hope the rest of the seed germinates before cats shit in the rootzone.
The communal area where I seeded and didnt water leaving it to few times it has rained to help it to germinate has come through better than the overseed that was fleeced. They are ok if you water then leave for 5-7 days but whats even the point unless there are hundreds of birds around.
@@stevenbelcher5658 I sprayed with a wetting agent after laying the fleece & it seems to be passing through ok. I got the 17g thinnest fleece though. I don't want to walk on it to check the bare patches (the suspense is killing me 🤣). I'll leave the fleece on as long as possible as the old grass isn't going to get pulled out when I remove it. So might as well see it out.
Good luck 👍
@@chriscole3624 I have the same 17gsm thickness. when you water does the water drip where elevated?
What hollow tine/core do you use?
Swardman - expensive, but decent
Poa has taken off in my lawn in the last week or so. Don’t remember ever seeing as much. I know you seem to live in a quiet spot, but at least the bush stops delivery drivers driving over your lawn (which I bet happens if you remove it).
That’s very true on the bush point! It may be the bush or tyre tracks!
Lose the bush
No one is on the fence - it's either love or hate towards the bush! 🤣
You should replace that bush out the front with a Japanese Maple or a fruit tree, would look a WHOLE lot better.
It's looking a bit rough around the edges at the moment 😅
Hi, I’m trying to contact you. What’s the best way? I sent you a msg on IG. That’s looking nice there! Cheers, Ryan
Nice one 👍🏻
Just replied to your message on Instagram (forgot I'd set this up 😅)
That's looks mint mate,what is your Instagram if you got one so I can send you my progress since I renovated my lawn,I am well impressed with the results
Nice one 👍🏻
Instagram is NoviceGardenerYT (nothing on there, but looking to post on it soon). Drop us a message on there, be great to see!
@@NoviceGardener yh OK mate,will send you some photos