Early March I put THIS down. Scotts website is saying that between now and May 11th I should be putting down Bonus S Weed and Feed. Stick with Scotts or go with something else? I'll be selling my house either this summer or next summer (depending if we buy existing or build custom), so just trying to work on curb appeal. Just throw Milorganite down and make everything nice and green?
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So how bad does a lawn have to get before it's better to turn it and sod? The backyard on the house we just bought has been mowed, but that's about it, so it's now a mix of several different grasses and "plants," and to a point where it's not comfortable to walk on barefoot, if that gives you an idea about what I mean by "plants." There one small tree in the corner, so plenty of sunlight, but there isn't an irrigation system, so it's likely that the yard was rarely watered.
Would herbicide be an option here, or are we better of mulching it all, and starting with a new level layer of topsoil?
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Originally posted by Big A View PostSo how bad does a lawn have to get before it's better to turn it and sod? The backyard on the house we just bought has been mowed, but that's about it, so it's now a mix of several different grasses and "plants," and to a point where it's not comfortable to walk on barefoot, if that gives you an idea about what I mean by "plants." There one small tree in the corner, so plenty of sunlight, but there isn't an irrigation system, so it's likely that the yard was rarely watered.
Would herbicide be an option here, or are we better of mulching it all, and starting with a new level layer of topsoil?"PSH!!!"
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Originally posted by Stephen View PostI put down new sod last year because I didn’t wanna deal with my shit weeds.. it was hard ass work but very satisfying
Turned the sprinklers on yesterday for the first time to test, and was immediately met with Old Faithful. Looks like I'll be adjusting and replacing sprinkler heads at some point, I'll add it to "the lost, and re-prioritize. The previous owners did literally zero maintenance to this house, it's a nice neighborhood, so they were apparently "those neighbors."
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If any of you have seen my remodel thread, you know I've fought a flood in my back yard any time it rains. This led me to all but ignore that area of my yard. Well, with all of the rain in February, I dug a fresh trench under the fence to try and drain water off faster, as my drains couldn't keep up. On the outside of the fence, I found rebar from the sidewalk project along my property that was completed in 2013 I believe. Is ent pics to the city, met with their engineer, and they agreed to fix the grading on the outside of my fence. SCORE!
Here is what I have now:
I had to stay on top of them to get it done as they kept telling me they were to busy to get right on it. I finally offered to take care of it with my resources if they would reimburse me, a group of city workers showed up the next day. That was 3 weeks or so ago, still no sod. They will no doubt lay it while I am on vacation next week :/
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using TapatalkOriginally posted by LeahBest balls I've had in my mouth in a while.
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