Happy New Year TLF! :thumbup:
Have not done anything just yet...I was considering aerating then applying triple 13 fertilizer after this anticipated rain...reidgarner said:GrubX would be fine. I'd wait on the Celsius but if you've already done it no big deal.ctrav said:Thanks @reidgarner and I did get it down to .50 but it was painful and lots of bagging! We are forecasted to have rain nonstop starting at about 4am so that's good. I was going to treat the few leftover weeds with a light dose of Celsius and toss down some GrubX...would this be a bad idea since the lawn is stressed at this point? Should I just go with Fertilizer for now and give the lawn a couple of weeks??reidgarner said:+1. Get er down to .5, hit with some N, maintain at .75 and you're in bidness 😎
The guy who runs it is great. He has given me a lot of free advice. He really knows his stuff.HottyToddyMed said:Awesome, thanks! I actually just dropped a bag of soil off at the Columbia County extension so Ill wait on the results from that to see what I need to get.
How do you keep the trampoline from killing the yard? My daughter loves the trampoline but I don't want a huge one because I figured it would kill the grass. We compromised and she has a small one inside (she's 2 so this works for now).LBK_419 said:
I put off getting one for years but I finally gave in... I move the trampoline every other day to keep it from killing the grass... it's pretty obsessive of me... but I don't know what else to do!Bermuda_Newbie said:How do you keep the trampoline from killing the yard? My daughter loves the trampoline but I don't want a huge one because I figured it would kill the grass. We compromised and she has a small one inside (she's 2 so this works for now).LBK_419 said:
It appears to have worked. Your lawn is beautiful! I think a trampoline would take up most of my yard. I'm hoping that by the time I have to give in to getting one (2 year old and 1 month old right now), we'll have a larger yard and I can give up a portion of it to the trampoline.LBK_419 said:I put off getting one for years but I finally gave in... I move the trampoline every other day to keep it from killing the grass... it's pretty obsessive of me... but I don't know what else to do!
That's a nice looking lawn, if you got a nice edge going near the drain it would look absolutely terrific!XLT_66 said:First application of PGR. Nice to have dew on the lawn as a marker.
It usually is quite nice of an edge. I was cleaning up my old Cal Trimmer before letting a buddy borrow it and decided to take it for a spin and cut the yard. I've been cutting with the GM1000 at about 6/10". I think the Cal Trimmer was at about 0.5". When I made my pass on the edge, I usually let about 3-4" of the reel hang off the edge. This works great with the GM1000. On the Cal, it scalped the tar out of it. Oops! :shock:erdons said:That's a nice looking lawn, if you got a nice edge going near the drain it would look absolutely terrific!XLT_66 said:First application of PGR. Nice to have dew on the lawn as a marker.
I love the walkway. What is around the stepping stones?XLT_66 said:First application of PGR. Nice to have dew on the lawn as a marker.
Hey RayTL, what are you using to level the sand ? I have new sod and trenches and dips are bad in some areas. Cant bring myself to spend over $100 to purchase the lawn leveler tool they use for golf courses.RayTL said: