Oh man wow. I needed this today. A racing mind reset. Recently purchased my first home and I’ve been stuck in a loop practically watching every lawn care video on RUclips I can find. Then a new search. And re-watch. Now all warm and cool season pro tips all jumbled meaningless together. But this…this is exactly what I needed!! A mind reset. No overthinking. Just do. Thank you!! Now I feel motivated to unpathetic my Bermuda!! Keep up the great work!!
@@rongolan4790 Absolutely am. Have started a playlist for it - ruclips.net/p/PLI5KxvSvsO34HnqWtnRQhX4d-nnXHc-6G. However, construction is way behind so there will be a delay in vids. Appreciate your support.
I can really get behind the "I don't know if this hobby is for me" philosophy. I'm an avid golfer and cyclist and I can't count how many times I've seen people drop stupid cash on bikes and clubs and then say, "Wow, this kinda sucks!". I mean, good for me, I get some new stuff on the cheap but I feel bad for them. Keep the videos coming my friend, I really enjoy them. Oh, I love my lawn care too.
Boggles my mind too man. Don't understand why people do it. Those are all expensive hobbies. But they can all be entered inexpensively to test the waters. People just drop mad cash to keep up with the Joness and look cool I guess. Not this guy lol. Thanks so much bro. Really appreciate your support! See ya next time!
Mowing frequently. I never believed and now that I'm old I believe it. 🤔🤣 People ask all the time and I tell them mow 2 times per week to start and then we can take the next step. Great video.
It's amazing huh? Great advice you're giving them. Until they're ready to do that, there's no point in starting anything else. Thanks as always brother. Much appreciated!
You put a video like this last year and I had just started trying to fix my lawn and I was so overwhelmed with all the "extras" then I heard you talk about the basics and I started there and by the fall I had one of the best lawns In the neighborhood and people would stop and comment on it! Just by keeping with the fundamentals! It's not talked about enough
Yup, you're right. Just condensed it down into a shorter version this year. That's awesome. Appreciate you sharing that. Glad the video helped you so much. That's what it's all about! Great job. And I agree...too many people ignoring the basics to talk about the bonus stuff that really won't help a majority of the people out. Thanks again man. Appreciate ya watching and commenting.
Everything you said I totally agree with 👍. Here in the UK I mow 3 times a week and everyone here thinks I'm crazy 🤪.........but my lawn is thick and green and there's is full of weeds and yellow 😃
Awesome man . It's amazing what the lawn mower can fix if you just use it. You've got that figured out. Great job! Keep up the hard work. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Thanks bro. Really appreciate that. You bet they are. They too often get lost in all the other stuff that won't make as big of a difference. Thanks again man!
Great info man!!! I was just telling some beginner lawn enthusiasts the same things. And I had to remind myself to stick to the foundational principles and cultural practices earlier this week.
Once again, spot on. I don't know about you but I'm really growing impatient down here in Central AR waiting on the Bermuda to hit full stride. Love your channel, keep up the good work!
I love how basic and to the point your videos are! Here is what I do as far as basic cultural practices: Cut 2×/week (on Mondays and Thursdays, mulching) Water 2× a week for 1/2" if it doesn't rain Fert as needed. Transitioning from 4-5×/year to every 4 weeks and slightly smaller doses
Anytime! My neighbors all think the fertilizer I use is what makes it so nice.. not necessarily because in years past I simply used Milorganite and scotts and it still looked better then theirs😂😂 why? Its all about the mow😂
Throwing down some dad wisdom! Amen brotha. I liked the vintage lawn picture haha! I used to hate cutting the grass when I was a kid. Now I’m a lawn care nut. I baby stepped into it!!
Haha, for sure. Ain't it funny how it works. Dad's always right. Baby stepping is the way to go. Instead of getting overwhelmed, you just want a little more and more over time. Thanks so much. Really appreciate you!
Great vid! You’ve hit it right on the button, I have a great lawn and when people ask me what I do to have such a beautiful lawn, I just give them the basics. Mow Mow Mow, feed and water correctly. All the other stuff like soil test, aeration, de thatch and bio stims will come later once you’ve graduated to those steps.
Thank you so much. Exactly. You've for sure got it figured out. There's always time for the other goodies. But gotta get right with the basics first. Thanks again man. Appreciate ya!
Man my lawn was looking and coming in great after my scalping a few weeks back when you did yours then we had that hard freeze last week and now it looks like crap! Oh well it will eventually recover again and I will scalp it again next weekend after she drys out really good.
Same. I’m a new Bermuda owner. Scalped a couple of weeks ago and the green up was was coming along. Now after a 30 degree low the green parts are lighter. Should I scalp again next week after it dries and the 80 degree temps move in? Thanks, love the channel. Lots of good info here.
Frustrating huh? Don't sweat it though. It'll be back and better than before in no time. Lawn care is all about winning some and losing some. I'm gonna go pretty low again. Not as low as the first scalp and not collecting clippings this time. Glad you enjoy the channel. Appreciate the support!
You're welcome. Thank you! I'm in the same boat with no hot weather. Haven't mowed since my scalp a few weeks ago. The heat is coming tho. Things are picking up a bit. I'll be mowing once a week until growth is enough to need to mow twice a week. The rule applies most during the growing season. Hope this helps. Appreciate ya!
One of our fellow neighbors literally wants to rip out all of her sod and start over with new sod. She asked for my advice and I literally gave her the same tips you are preaching. Told her to keep her existing sod, add preemergent at least twice a year, fertilize, and to mow more than every 10 days (which was when her lawn company would come out)! I’m pretty sure I just saved her a couple grand on new sod lol!
Haha, right on man. It's really all it takes. People think they're gonna get sod and bam...it'll be nice. Nope, Doesn't mean you have to do a lot, but you sure gotta do more than most people are. Nice job helping her out. She'll be surprised at what that advice will do for her! Thanks so much buddy. Let's get some heat now!
@@BudgetLawns I am busily trying to care for my new sods and at the same time prepping for a time when I can follow your three tips 👍 seems I’ve got to do things a bit differently with newly laid sods 🤷♂️
Yeah, you don't wanna rush into things with new sod. It's best to slow play things IMO. Here's a vid I did about I care for new sod, ruclips.net/video/z1f2ec2DQvw/видео.html. I'm building a new house right now and will do the same thing there. Hope this helps. Appreciate ya!
New viewer...and I'm sold on this lol. Bought a sprayer to mount on my mower and ready to get after it. Thoughts/advice on what pre & post emergents and fertilizers to use that are PET SAFE? Is it just a matter of letting them dry before you let the dogs out or do I need to look for SPECIFIC pet safe products?
Right on. Thanks for being here. Yeah, most products you'll just have to let dry before letting pets back on the lawn. Very few effective ones are pet safe. I'm a fan of Spectracide weed control products. For fertilizers, I use inexpensive ProCare products from Lowe's. Nothing fancy but all I need. Hope this help. Appreciate your support.
Not necessarily. I mean that most the ones that say they're pet safe even when wet don't work very well from what I've heard. Sorry, I didn't word that quite correctly. Hope that clears it up.
I don't blame ya there. I know folks with no irrigation and only rely on rain. Sometimes you gotta to what ya gotta do. More often than not, it turns out just fine. Thanks for the comment. Appreciate ya watching!
Quite possible. St. Aug. as you know is not very tolerant to cold temperatures and it was mighty cold. Of course it could also be that you just haven't had warm enough temps yet depending on where you're located. My bermuda is still very slow to do much because it has been so cool...down into the 20s a couple nights this past week. Thanks for watching and the question. Appreciate ya!
Wish I could answer that but it’s impossible to because of so many factors. Here’s a vid I did about manually watering the lawn. ruclips.net/video/mjn7Rj8DLnE/видео.html hope it helps. Thanks for watching.
Someone already mentioned below, but you know me.. K.I.S.S!!! It’s grass.. even better we have Bermuda, beat the crap out of it and it’s the gift that keeps on giving if you give it a little love.
Lawn is just like human, if you want to look good, you have to keep your hair trim often, drink plenty of water and eat decent food lol. Thanks for your advice as always.
We know you're moving to a new home and that is very exciting! But, it's OK to prune out those low hanging branches on your trees by the road. They won't grow "up" they will only grow out. It's been bugging me - so, I thought you care about that too.
Haha they’re bugging me too. It’s on my to do list this spring. Just haven’t had time to do it yet. Life has been busy with a new house coming, new job, and 2 toddlers. I’m getting there. I almost did it last year, but they’re only a few years old; so I didn’t want to cut too much off too early. Thanks for the reminder. appreciate you!
I live in Wisconsin, nice lake front property about 20' above the shore. Plenty of clay in the hillside, but up top it's very sandy here too. Moved in last year and my vegies didn't grow for squat. Thinking either raised garden or 5 gallon buckets this year. And the lawn is pretty poor too.
For sure. The Lawn Tools did a fantastic job reminding us of that the other day. If it ain't fun, I'm gonna find something else that is. Thank ya buddy. Appreciate you!
LOL good question. I will say, I have videos of me in my rocking chair in the garage, sitting still on the driveway or pickle bucket, standing still in spots, or pacing like this one. People bitch and moan about them all no matter what. I just make sure to get a good variety in there for the hard to please people. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciate ya!
Of course, there are exceptions. But the fact is, frequent mowing is good for grass. There's no way around that. It is what it is. I know people who mow every other day on very short cut bermuda grass. Because of the turf type and height, it has to be mowed that often. I never said it was great advice for everyone. Not every grass type is the same. People have to assume some sort of responsibility for what's best on their lawns. I'm not gospel truth. Just here to help. Appreciate ya watching and commenting.
@@BudgetLawns yessir and I’m letting the viewers know who look at comments who dont have bermuda and have 4 inch tall fescue. Dont want to drive a mower on that tall cut turf 3 times a week or it will damage it.
I get ya completely. And I appreciate that. I always like it when folks chime in to add to the conversation on points that will help other folks. Thank you! 👊
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Mowing 3 times a week?!?!? That sounds amazing 😌
The life! Thanks dude! 👊
Oh man wow. I needed this today. A racing mind reset. Recently purchased my first home and I’ve been stuck in a loop practically watching every lawn care video on RUclips I can find. Then a new search. And re-watch. Now all warm and cool season pro tips all jumbled meaningless together. But this…this is exactly what I needed!! A mind reset. No overthinking. Just do. Thank you!! Now I feel motivated to unpathetic my Bermuda!! Keep up the great work!!
Right on. Glad you found it helpful. Keep it simple. Appreciate ya.
Thank you for the good word of advice and feedback :)
My pleasure. Always happy to help. Thank you for yours as well.
@@BudgetLawns You're very passion comes through in your videos, I look forward to seeing you do something else, like maybe raised vegetable beds 😋
Thank you. Maybe one day. In the process of building a new home. My wife would love that there. 👍
@@BudgetLawns I hope your making vids of that too lol.
Best of strength throughout
@@rongolan4790 Absolutely am. Have started a playlist for it - ruclips.net/p/PLI5KxvSvsO34HnqWtnRQhX4d-nnXHc-6G. However, construction is way behind so there will be a delay in vids. Appreciate your support.
Having a nice lawn IS rocket science....to me
Haha. You’ll get there.
I can really get behind the "I don't know if this hobby is for me" philosophy. I'm an avid golfer and cyclist and I can't count how many times I've seen people drop stupid cash on bikes and clubs and then say, "Wow, this kinda sucks!". I mean, good for me, I get some new stuff on the cheap but I feel bad for them. Keep the videos coming my friend, I really enjoy them. Oh, I love my lawn care too.
Boggles my mind too man. Don't understand why people do it. Those are all expensive hobbies. But they can all be entered inexpensively to test the waters. People just drop mad cash to keep up with the Joness and look cool I guess. Not this guy lol. Thanks so much bro. Really appreciate your support! See ya next time!
Great information! Thank you!
You’re the best. Thank you.
Stopping in to show some love nice info I appreciate it thanks.🔘
Right on man. Thank you. Appreciate that!
@@BudgetLawns No problem
Mowing frequently. I never believed and now that I'm old I believe it. 🤔🤣 People ask all the time and I tell them mow 2 times per week to start and then we can take the next step. Great video.
It's amazing huh? Great advice you're giving them. Until they're ready to do that, there's no point in starting anything else. Thanks as always brother. Much appreciated!
You couldn’t have said it any better!! #truth. It’s not that hard... Do the basics and you’ll see noticeable results!
Thanks bro. Got that right. Appreciate it.
Great advice!! No BS 💪🏽
Thank you. That’s right. The best kind. Appreciate ya very much.
You put a video like this last year and I had just started trying to fix my lawn and I was so overwhelmed with all the "extras" then I heard you talk about the basics and I started there and by the fall I had one of the best lawns In the neighborhood and people would stop and comment on it! Just by keeping with the fundamentals! It's not talked about enough
Yup, you're right. Just condensed it down into a shorter version this year.
That's awesome. Appreciate you sharing that. Glad the video helped you so much. That's what it's all about! Great job. And I agree...too many people ignoring the basics to talk about the bonus stuff that really won't help a majority of the people out. Thanks again man. Appreciate ya watching and commenting.
The best lawns always start with the basics! Great job Travis!
No doubt. Thanks buddy. Much appreciated!
Everything you said I totally agree with 👍. Here in the UK I mow 3 times a week and everyone here thinks I'm crazy 🤪.........but my lawn is thick and green and there's is full of weeds and yellow 😃
Awesome man . It's amazing what the lawn mower can fix if you just use it. You've got that figured out. Great job! Keep up the hard work. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Keepin’ it simple. Love it.
Thanks man. Appreciate your support!
You nailed it, keep it simple. Be consistent and you will see results. Great video!
Consistency will never let you down. Thanks so much man! Really appreciate you!
Thank you for this information. As someone who never made much attention to their lawn, this puts things into perspective!
You're welcome Kay. Perspective is key. Thank you for watching and commenting. Gift card is going in the mailbox today 👍
@@BudgetLawns Thanks!!
The old man is always right. Love your channel brother! You are always providing helpful knowledge to the DIY lawn care community. Thanks 💪💚💪
Dang right he is. Appreciate those kind words as always brother. Your support helps keep it all coming. Thank you man!
I'm glad you keep it nice and simple, those cultural practices are often forgotten. 🙏
Thanks bro. Really appreciate that. You bet they are. They too often get lost in all the other stuff that won't make as big of a difference. Thanks again man!
My lawn in Florida doesn’t like that 1 inch of 💧 so I gotta give her at least 6 inches
Yeah, @San Tribe said the same thing. You FL folks need more of a drink each week. Thanks for watching! 👊
Great info man!!! I was just telling some beginner lawn enthusiasts the same things. And I had to remind myself to stick to the foundational principles and cultural practices earlier this week.
Thank ya bud. Always a great reminder. Really helps to put it into perspective of what’s important. Appreciate ya bro!
Preach it bro!! 👏🏼
Thank ya brother! Appreciate you!
Mow, mow, mow is the way to go. Great tips bro.
Fo sho, sho, sho. Thanks bro!
Thanks for this video, I’m on my way to having a decent lawn!
You're very welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting. Good luck in your lawn journey. You'll do great!
Once again, spot on. I don't know about you but I'm really growing impatient down here in Central AR waiting on the Bermuda to hit full stride. Love your channel, keep up the good work!
Thanks man. I'm right there with ya. Before you know it, we'll be begging for a break from the heat haha. Really appreciate your support. Thank you!
Always great information Travis. People often overlook the simple basics. 👊
Thank you sir. Indeed they do. Then they get lost in the weeds and go backwards! Appreciate ya buddy. 👊
The basic. Just the basic. We’ll help a ton. The old man is usually right! Great reminder of the basic.
Absolutely. Funny how that happens with the old man. Takes time to admit it too haha. Thanks so much bud!
Best “real mans” yard care channel on RUclips 👍🏼
That'll never get old. Mission accomplished. Thank you! 👊
New subscriber here. Really enjoying the content, keep it up!
Fantastic! Thank you so much. Really appreciate your support! You got it. See ya in the next one!
I love how basic and to the point your videos are! Here is what I do as far as basic cultural practices:
Cut 2×/week (on Mondays and Thursdays, mulching)
Water 2× a week for 1/2" if it doesn't rain
Fert as needed. Transitioning from 4-5×/year to every 4 weeks and slightly smaller doses
Thank you very much bro. Solid plan you got there. That's why you see success. You're killin' the basics. Keep it up bud.
Anytime! My neighbors all think the fertilizer I use is what makes it so nice.. not necessarily because in years past I simply used Milorganite and scotts and it still looked better then theirs😂😂 why? Its all about the mow😂
Haha. That's funny. It is all about that mow. 👊
Love your videos! Thanks for the info as usual 👍
Thanks Jimmy. Appreciate it!
I'm here two years later. Thanks!
Much appreciated!
Throwing down some dad wisdom! Amen brotha. I liked the vintage lawn picture haha! I used to hate cutting the grass when I was a kid. Now I’m a lawn care nut. I baby stepped into it!!
Haha, for sure. Ain't it funny how it works. Dad's always right. Baby stepping is the way to go. Instead of getting overwhelmed, you just want a little more and more over time. Thanks so much. Really appreciate you!
Golf clap... thanks for keeping it simple! The basics are the building blocks.
👊You bet man. Thank you for that. If you don't have a strong foundation, that's when the house will crumble. Appreciate ya watching and commenting.
Great vid! You’ve hit it right on the button, I have a great lawn and when people ask me what I do to have such a beautiful lawn, I just give them the basics. Mow Mow Mow, feed and water correctly. All the other stuff like soil test, aeration, de thatch and bio stims will come later once you’ve graduated to those steps.
Thank you so much. Exactly. You've for sure got it figured out. There's always time for the other goodies. But gotta get right with the basics first. Thanks again man. Appreciate ya!
Man my lawn was looking and coming in great after my scalping a few weeks back when you did yours then we had that hard freeze last week and now it looks like crap!
Oh well it will eventually recover again and I will scalp it again next weekend after she drys out really good.
Same brother. Not looking as good at all. Great plan. I'm gonna do the same. We'll just roll with the punches. Thanks so much!
Same. I’m a new Bermuda owner. Scalped a couple of weeks ago and the green up was was coming along. Now after a 30 degree low the green parts are lighter. Should I scalp again next week after it dries and the 80 degree temps move in? Thanks, love the channel. Lots of good info here.
Frustrating huh? Don't sweat it though. It'll be back and better than before in no time. Lawn care is all about winning some and losing some. I'm gonna go pretty low again. Not as low as the first scalp and not collecting clippings this time. Glad you enjoy the channel. Appreciate the support!
@@danielh.7048
Yes scalp again!
☀️Consistency is key, brother!! Great video! 👍
In everything! Thanks so much bro. Always appreciate your support!
Rock solid advice as usual! Consistency with doing those things will yield awesome results!
Thank ya buddy. Indeed it will. No doubt about that. Thanks so much man. Appreciate ya as always!
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Thanks so much for this. I’ve added a post emergent but still no hot weather to make it grow. Do I still need to mow two times a week. Roll Tide
You're welcome. Thank you! I'm in the same boat with no hot weather. Haven't mowed since my scalp a few weeks ago. The heat is coming tho. Things are picking up a bit. I'll be mowing once a week until growth is enough to need to mow twice a week. The rule applies most during the growing season. Hope this helps. Appreciate ya!
Another Great video by the way !
Thank you very much. Appreciate you!
I agree with you. And those of us who use riding mowers have no excuse for not mowing enough lol
Thank ya brother. Each has their challenges for sure. Means you've got a lot more to take care of than me. Appreciate ya watching and supporting man!
One of our fellow neighbors literally wants to rip out all of her sod and start over with new sod. She asked for my advice and I literally gave her the same tips you are preaching. Told her to keep her existing sod, add preemergent at least twice a year, fertilize, and to mow more than every 10 days (which was when her lawn company would come out)! I’m pretty sure I just saved her a couple grand on new sod lol!
Haha, right on man. It's really all it takes. People think they're gonna get sod and bam...it'll be nice. Nope, Doesn't mean you have to do a lot, but you sure gotta do more than most people are. Nice job helping her out. She'll be surprised at what that advice will do for her! Thanks so much buddy. Let's get some heat now!
I love how dramatic this. Like Winston Wolf does lawn care 😂 And seriously, love these three tips, I am so on it thank you 👏
😂Definitely got dramatic theatrics in there lol. Thank you so much. Really appreciate the comment and you watching. 👊
@@BudgetLawns I am busily trying to care for my new sods and at the same time prepping for a time when I can follow your three tips 👍 seems I’ve got to do things a bit differently with newly laid sods 🤷♂️
Yeah, you don't wanna rush into things with new sod. It's best to slow play things IMO. Here's a vid I did about I care for new sod, ruclips.net/video/z1f2ec2DQvw/видео.html. I'm building a new house right now and will do the same thing there. Hope this helps. Appreciate ya!
New viewer...and I'm sold on this lol. Bought a sprayer to mount on my mower and ready to get after it. Thoughts/advice on what pre & post emergents and fertilizers to use that are PET SAFE? Is it just a matter of letting them dry before you let the dogs out or do I need to look for SPECIFIC pet safe products?
Right on. Thanks for being here. Yeah, most products you'll just have to let dry before letting pets back on the lawn. Very few effective ones are pet safe. I'm a fan of Spectracide weed control products. For fertilizers, I use inexpensive ProCare products from Lowe's. Nothing fancy but all I need. Hope this help. Appreciate your support.
@@BudgetLawns Thanks. And when you say very few effective ones are pet safe I assume you mean they aren't pet safe while wet, correct? Thx!
Not necessarily. I mean that most the ones that say they're pet safe even when wet don't work very well from what I've heard. Sorry, I didn't word that quite correctly. Hope that clears it up.
I have a well. I wish I could do regular waterings but I'm paranoid the well will dry.
I don't blame ya there. I know folks with no irrigation and only rely on rain. Sometimes you gotta to what ya gotta do. More often than not, it turns out just fine. Thanks for the comment. Appreciate ya watching!
Great video!
Thank you. Appreciate that! 👊
I have a lot of dead lower grass this year (St. Augustine) wondering if the Texas freeze this yr. had something to do with it?
Quite possible. St. Aug. as you know is not very tolerant to cold temperatures and it was mighty cold. Of course it could also be that you just haven't had warm enough temps yet depending on where you're located. My bermuda is still very slow to do much because it has been so cool...down into the 20s a couple nights this past week. Thanks for watching and the question. Appreciate ya!
So how many minutes should I put the sprinkler on?
Wish I could answer that but it’s impossible to because of so many factors. Here’s a vid I did about manually watering the lawn. ruclips.net/video/mjn7Rj8DLnE/видео.html hope it helps. Thanks for watching.
Someone already mentioned below, but you know me.. K.I.S.S!!! It’s grass.. even better we have Bermuda, beat the crap out of it and it’s the gift that keeps on giving if you give it a little love.
Amen brother. Right there with ya! Couldn't have said it any better. That's why I love bermuda. Thanks for watching as always man. Appreciate ya!
I needed to hear this after adding 400 dollars are lawn stuff to my amazon cart. 😂 I'm gonna get a bag of fertilizer and go mow haha
Haha, shopping can get ya sometimes. I like your plan 👊. Fert and mow, and you're good to go. Thanks so much bro. Appreciate ya!
@@BudgetLawns thanks man. Subbed
Right on. Thank you! I really appreciate it!
K.I.S.S am I right? I love the simplicity of these tips.
100%. It will never let you down! Thanks buddy!
EZPZ!!! Yes Sir
Yeeeessssir! Thanks buddy!
Lawn is just like human, if you want to look good, you have to keep your hair trim often, drink plenty of water and eat decent food lol. Thanks for your advice as always.
That is AWESOME. I may steal that if you don't mind. One of the best lawn analogies I've heard yet. Thank you. Really appreciate your support!
@@BudgetLawns Not at all, I am flattered that you are approved 😁
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We know you're moving to a new home and that is very exciting! But, it's OK to prune out those low hanging branches on your trees by the road. They won't grow "up" they will only grow out. It's been bugging me - so, I thought you care about that too.
Haha they’re bugging me too. It’s on my to do list this spring. Just haven’t had time to do it yet. Life has been busy with a new house coming, new job, and 2 toddlers. I’m getting there. I almost did it last year, but they’re only a few years old; so I didn’t want to cut too much off too early. Thanks for the reminder. appreciate you!
@@BudgetLawns Appreciate you too sir. Get 'er done based on time for type.
Do you live in Arkansas?
Sure do. Right smack dab in the middle of Hog Country. Thanks for watching!
"the ol man is usually right" ...... They always are
Haha, you're right! I'm watching your video now lol. Thanks dude!
Remember your friends in Florida with this sand under our Bermuda. We definitely have to water more often.
Oh yeah, for sure. It'll take a bit more for y'all. Thanks man!
I live in Wisconsin, nice lake front property about 20' above the shore. Plenty of clay in the hillside, but up top it's very sandy here too.
Moved in last year and my vegies didn't grow for squat. Thinking either raised garden or 5 gallon buckets this year. And the lawn is pretty poor too.
T-Nex?
Never used it. Lot of folks do tho. Or some at least.
#1 Rule is to have fun 👊🏼👍🏼
“It’s just Flippin’ Grass”
~ Lawn Rebel
For sure. The Lawn Tools did a fantastic job reminding us of that the other day. If it ain't fun, I'm gonna find something else that is. Thank ya buddy. Appreciate you!
What’s with every RUclipsr pacing back and forth? Back and forth. Lol
LOL good question. I will say, I have videos of me in my rocking chair in the garage, sitting still on the driveway or pickle bucket, standing still in spots, or pacing like this one. People bitch and moan about them all no matter what. I just make sure to get a good variety in there for the hard to please people. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciate ya!
I get the point on mowing alot, but thats not great advice for everyone. Ive seen big lawns damaged from mowing every 3 days with a heavy tractor
Of course, there are exceptions. But the fact is, frequent mowing is good for grass. There's no way around that. It is what it is. I know people who mow every other day on very short cut bermuda grass. Because of the turf type and height, it has to be mowed that often. I never said it was great advice for everyone. Not every grass type is the same. People have to assume some sort of responsibility for what's best on their lawns. I'm not gospel truth. Just here to help. Appreciate ya watching and commenting.
@@BudgetLawns yessir and I’m letting the viewers know who look at comments who dont have bermuda and have 4 inch tall fescue. Dont want to drive a mower on that tall cut turf 3 times a week or it will damage it.
I get ya completely. And I appreciate that. I always like it when folks chime in to add to the conversation on points that will help other folks. Thank you! 👊
WPS
Go Hogs Go. Thanks brother!