If you are brand new to all of this, I created a training program just for you www.yardcarebootcamp.com/ (It may seem strange that a dude on YT made a training course fofr DIYers but I assure you, I take it very seriously and have helped tens of thousands of DIYers learn how to care for their lawns and have success)

@gregmosk

3 жыл бұрын

I just discovered your channel. We are building a new home, but not occupying until this upcoming fall. I'm getting as much knowledge as possible for now. I signed up for the email. Thank you very much. 👍

@Thelawncarenut

3 жыл бұрын

@@gregmosk awesome and congrats on your new home Greg!

@AskChevelle

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this video. In the before/after pictures, all they did was follow your instructions? No sod or plugs were placed on any of the yards? Trying to understand if I need to resod first. The yard looks bad and I didn't think that there was a chance of it looking good without resoding.

@annettemercer3949

3 жыл бұрын

🥜

@geraldperry7779

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much,I live in southern ontario Canada, just questions should I lay Black earth prior to seeding. My lawn is in desperate repair,tomorrow should be nice day here around 50 degrees going first rake the lawn,lots of leaves are left from fall. And is this to early lay 3 in 1?

It's imparative that beginners understand the importance of dominating their neighbors. That's my sole motivation.

@Thelawncarenut

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed ! 🤘👊

@PoppaWheelies

3 жыл бұрын

My neighbors are all retired . I am the youngest on the block by 40 years . I have no hope ! I’m the yard they point and laugh at

@MissBrighteyes86

3 жыл бұрын

I'm just trying to stop being a disgrace to them. That will be enough for me. 😂

@sixstringsdown1

3 жыл бұрын

Neighbors do not matter. YOU CAN & WILL DOMINATE YOUR ENTIRE NEIGHBORHOOD! You need to have people slow while driving by, so this includes front gardens. A mixture of perennial and annual flowers, in pots are a must.

@mamatcreations48135

3 жыл бұрын

Truth!

The two pairs of sunglasses is how I knew I could trust this man.

@claudiazelaya6838

3 жыл бұрын

LOL. I like this guy. He appreciates a good lawn and is teaching us! Now walk that lawn! Learn your land 🚶‍♀️

@contacthigh8571

3 жыл бұрын

This must be your bf commenting cuz ain’t no way a woman is that funny👌

@paullogan8329

3 жыл бұрын

yep, he mean business

@southernstar4353

3 жыл бұрын

for me it was the cleetus hat

@sahwam8

3 жыл бұрын

Didn’t noticed until I saw this comment 9 mins in 😂😂

Single mom never ever had a lawn. Just bought my first home ya 48! I found I enjoy working in my yard. This video is perfect for me thank you

@Thelawncarenut

Жыл бұрын

that's great to hear!! I hope you also enjoy the mow!

I’m so glad I saw your video. I am going to try this. I don’t have a good lawn, too much weeds. I literally for months sat on my grass and picked this horrible weed with purple flowers and a root that looks like a carrot. Neighbors had to laugh. Now it’s everywhere. I don’t have a husband to help so it’s just me. I pray this works. I was going to hire professional lawn but I changed my mind. Thank you.

I recently purchased my first home and I never knew I’d be interested in a lawn improvement video until now

@lizzt76

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!!! I have beautiful sod in the front, but they threw seed and hay on the sides and back and now it looks awful.

@rjmiller2553

4 жыл бұрын

Me too, bought our first home last fall and suddenly I'm really into wanting a great lawn. We bought in the suburbs, so lots of single detached homes with awesome lawns and gardens....even the Christmas and Halloween lights in the neighborhood were great...with a subtle competition vibe for lawns, gardens, and holiday decor. (Its a healthy competition though, like for kids its awesome Halloween decorations with haunted houses for kids. Still my lawn is not going so great. Its hard to get decent herbicide products in Canada.

@JillyBean860

3 жыл бұрын

G B same here

@candiceharris5572

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! 😅🤩

@bunchy215

3 жыл бұрын

Same I have no idea how to take care of a lawn

"It's never too late to start cleaning-up any relationship, especially a lawn care relationship." Love it!

@getonthecrossanddontlookba5004

2 жыл бұрын

Repent to Jesus Christ “In peace I will lie down and sleep, for you alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety.” ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭4:8‬ ‭NIV‬‬ hu

@TeslaBoy123

Жыл бұрын

Later another nightmare when everything is burned-out 🤣🤣 🥵🥵🥵

Quick tips on Scotts (drop) spreaders: use the recommended drop rate # as a *starting* place. It's almost never been right in the 3 decades I've used them. Fortunately, I typically find I'm putting it down WAY lighter than expected, so I do a second perpendicular application. I'll also adjust my drop rate so it's heavier along fence lines & driveways/sidewalks, where you're most likely to get invasions by certain weeds.. and then lighter in areas where I don't typically see weeds year-over-year. Always best, regardless, to set your drop rate, fill the hopper half-full or so, test the rate over a driveway so you can see how much is coming out, adjust if desired, do the yard a bit, decide if you're dropping at the desired rate by how fast the hopper is emptying, re-adjust, refill, and continue. Smart also to clean your drop spreader ahead (and allow time to air dry) *and* test the wheels, cable, and drop door mechanism BEFORE loading it with material to be sure it works. Chemicals *will* clog and rust it over time... some worse than others.

Just bought a house and it was so over grown and finally got it under control to where it looks good as I’m mowing it once a week.. it’s very patchy though and I wanted to do something but didn’t know where to start. This was super informative and helpful! THANK YOU!

This video is for ME!!! You have a new subscriber!!!! I've watched so many videos that were so far advanced that I felt defeated and didn't do a thing to my lawn BUT, this is perfect! Thank you!

@survivinglife101

3 жыл бұрын

Did it work for you?

I find this relaxing just before bed then I dream of a perfect lawn then I wake up to a pool of weeds

@contactjoy4140

3 жыл бұрын

But at least now you know how to fix it!!

@andreasommer825

3 жыл бұрын

Funny! My brother is obsessed w/ his lawn. Even during the drought we here in MD were not allowed to wash cars, etc. but he still used his irrigation watering system set for 3 am. He had the ONLY green lush lawn in his subdivision - he thought no one would know what he was doing, ha! He told me he used to dream about his lawn. Okay, I'm not that far gone! I think we got the lawn OCD from my father. He's 92 and still wants a good looking lawn. I got him a lawn service (and paid for it myself) - two of them, he wasn't pleased with either! Hope there's lush lawns up in heaven otherwise he'll be ticked off!

Sadly I rarely leave feedback on helpful videos. Yet I had to take 2 mins to thank you, and compliment you on your public speaking, from the tones, to pauses, volume and knowledge!! Thanks for the video!! I look forward in turning my neighbors thoughts of me around!!

Excellent video! Your expertise is what all homeowners need. Love how you broke how important measuring is.

My lawn might look like shit, but you helped me salvage my relationship with my wife. "It's never to late to start cleaning up any relationship" - LCN

@gracerascon9026

3 жыл бұрын

It's been said that the grass is greener on the other side but that's because they're working hard at it. Blessings to you & your wife and a greener lawn.

@psb12121

3 жыл бұрын

@@gracerascon9026 ❤

@balkthor

3 жыл бұрын

I love the internet.

@RustyX2010

3 жыл бұрын

but there are millions of women out there so why sweat one!

@psb12121

3 жыл бұрын

@@RustyX2010 it's easy to see why he has a wife and I'm guessing you probably don't. He'd be wise not to listen to someone who doesn't appreciate what he has.... because he seems to... and I'm willing to bet that she appreciates him, too. Whatever vibe you put out is what comes to you -- and the reason you have that attitude is you're pulling in trash. 😉

When you where laying on your lawn, your neighbors where like "there he goes again!"😆😆😆

@4SA904

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@RustyX2010

3 жыл бұрын

I started itching when he was laying on the lawn

1) I really appreciate the attention to detail. I’m the kind of person who will sit down and do the math. I like seeing someone else who thinks the same way. 2) Showing the viewer lawns at the end is a great touch. Some of them started off way worse than what I’m dealing with. It’s encouraging.

Love how simple you made this tutorial. Thank You for your effort. Covering everything from basic math, measuring etc. You are a great teacher.

Finally a channel that knows I know nothing at all!!

@ItsMissMargarita

3 жыл бұрын

Right?? The best teachers are the ones that start from square one and they start teaching as if you know nothing at all. No jargon, no cutting corners. Start from the beginning.

@Kindabizzare

3 жыл бұрын

@@ItsMissMargarita exactly !!!

The “Chris Fix” of lawn care! 😎✌🏼

@brandonthebuildertx

3 жыл бұрын

KZread recommended this channel to me after watching a bunch of Chris Fix videos 😂

@luannekohls8399

3 жыл бұрын

Love Chris Fix!!

@elliotlg6364

3 жыл бұрын

@@luannekohls8399 👍🏻

@Lherrerajr78

3 жыл бұрын

Lots of Woodering..

@WWambition

3 жыл бұрын

Love him

I used a setting of #5 with Scotts 3-1 and panicked because I read online reviews saying to use setting #2. I just didn't water it at all and fortunately it rained after 3 days. After a week it showed weeds dying but it left me feeling like it wasn't enough. Finally after 2 weeks my lawn looked amazing. All weeds were gone and I have grass seeding on top. I've grown fond of lawn work and appreciate great lawns when driving past houses. I wish I'd watched this before venturing the lawn aisle. 😅

New homeowner here trying to get a hold on my lawn coming out of winter. This video was fantastic. Thank you!

The clip where you have two sunglasses on. Make me think you forgot about the glasses on your hat and just grabbed another pair. Been there! Lols

@maureenwessling9241

3 жыл бұрын

He probably has transitions on.that is r regular glasses that adjust with the sun

As a new homeowner who watched a lot of videos about lawncare and was still really confused on what to do with my patchy, weed infested lawn, this was a lawn saver. Thanks for making it simple and informative all at the same time!

@mace4688

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.

@getonthecrossanddontlookba5004

2 жыл бұрын

Repent to Jesus Christ “In peace I will lie down and sleep, for you alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety.” ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭4:8‬ ‭NIV

@gonesurfin82

2 жыл бұрын

God bless y'all

@TheMetaldudeX

Жыл бұрын

How weedy was your lawn? I have a small yard and it’s getting over taken by various weeds

@DanGianono

10 ай бұрын

@@gonesurfin82 Ok lk

As a homeowner who is mostly DYI, this instruction is spot on! This man has a heart of gold to teach. ❤

@user-is7es

4 ай бұрын

DYI = Do Yourself In? 🤔 We've all been there! 🫣

I love the sign in your shop that says"Weeds will not defeat me!" We have been in our house in Houston over 20 years and I am still at war with the weeds in my backyard! Especially something called "nut grass". I love the beginners guide video. Thanks for all of your advice. I am a new follower!

Oh thank God! Just bought my first house and was totally intimidated about doing my own lawn. I feel so much better about it now! Thank you for this Great Lawns for Dummies video!

Over 45 years, I've owned 5 homes and have always enjoyed taking care of my lawns. Most of them, I actually planted from grass seed after installing (yep I did it trenching and all) an irrigation system! For what it's worth, here are a few of my recommendations. 1) Watering. I will say at the forefront that if you want a successful lawn, you absolutely must have an irrigation system that regularly waters your lawn at 0500 in Spring/Fall (in cooler climates) as trying to do it by hand just doesn't work! In Winter, most grasses go dormant and depending on where you live, the seasonal rains normally provide enough natural irrigation. Big Summer watering tip here that I learned from a wonderfully skilled and very valued Mexican landscaper I knew in San Diego - if you live in a hot arid climate like So Cal, be sure to water your lawn at 7pm in the Spring/Summer - yes 7pm so the water can really sink in as the sun will literally sublimate the water out if you water in the early morning! 2) Fertilizing. Not being a fan of broadcast spreaders, I've always used a Scotts drop spreader because it's easy to align the arrows on the back top of the spreader body with the spreader wheel track on the grass and using Scotts TB weed/feed, you set the recommended drop setting and away you go. Aligning the spreader body arrows with the wheel tracks on your lawn is critical, otherwise you will get the dreaded paler stripes due to inadequate coverage! I fertilize quarterly because it lasts about 3 months with regular irrigation and do an extra application in the Fall to harden the lawn before Winter. 3) Annual Aeration/Overseeding. The other critical thing that I have always done is to do an annual aeration (I've rented the aerator from HD but it's really easier to hire this out for $100 or so) and then overseed with fresh - yes fresh grass seed - via my same Scotts drop spreader in both the Fall and early Spring - this makes a huge difference!!! 4) Soil pH. Get a soil pH meter (they're cheap), test your lawns soil pH, then adjust with pelletized lime via your spreader - do it as it really works! 5) Soil Building. I also semiannually apply granular dolomite and gypsum which conditions your soil by breaking down compacted clay through ion exchange and causes excess sodium salts to leach out. Both apps are nonburning and nonirritating! 6) Green-up. Got a special event coming up and/or you want a deeper emerald green lawn - apply Ironite and you'll get it! Anyway, there you go - many decades of successful lawncare distilled down into 6 must do steps with all the components being available at your friendly big box stores. Remember one thing - none of this will happen if you stay on the couch and it will take you 30 or so minutes to do the separate fertilizer, grass seed, and soil conditioner applications - which equates to 1.5 hours per calender quarter! So put the application schedule on your computer/smartphone outlook calendar to remind you, get out there and do it, and reap the satisfaction you will get from knowing your lawn will grow and thrive. Good luck!

@izzyh.3581

2 жыл бұрын

Will the Scotts weed and feed take out large patches of clovers, crabgrass and dandelions?

@stevejensen3471

2 жыл бұрын

@@izzyh.3581 As a pre-emergent fertilizer, Scotts is okay - but it's far better to get specific herbicide preparations for those - mix them up in either a hose-end sprayer or a 1 to 3-gallon Chapin sprayer for large areas - thats what I do. You can get the herbicides on Do-It-Yourself Pest Control (DYPC). For clover - I use Tenacity concentrate as it's both a pre/post- emergent and also mix it with a surfactant (also buy at DYPC) so the stuff sticks to the clover. Also be sure to distinquish between clover and sedge because they look similar and require specific herbicides. For dandelions, its really best to get rid of the entire weed via the Fiskars standup weedpuller - it's easy and it literally pulls them out of the ground root and all - it's actually satisfying to see them pulled out! I pulled about 600 of them out of my neglected lawn when we bought our place here in Aberdeen, WA. For normally isolated crabgrass, get one of the spray bottle preps at Home Depot, spot treat them, and then rake them out and reseed with fresh grass seed.

@izzyh.3581

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevejensen3471 thank you for all the information and I'll be sure to check them all out. Do you recommend doing all these same chemicals and procedures for commercial use? You see, I plan on making a 1gallon 30% vinegar/2lbs of sodium chloride and some soap as a "near organic" herbicide. From my understanding its indiscriminate and will kill most plants. That's my first concern, my second is the fact that it adds salt to the soil. Minimum- spot areas. Maximum- giant 10x10 areas such as my backyard. My last concern is my equipment. I don't want to ruin my backpack sprayer and can't find much info on how it will affect the polymers and metals used. I do like that you stated dolomite and gypsum will leach out sodiums but I wonder how much they'll counterbalance. I plan on using this concoction on more mulch styled lawns, concrete walk ways, and rock paths but also for spot spraying flower beds. Is this all just a bad idea? I don't like the thought of round up causing cancer or any other chemical that can cause it. Also I'm thinking about pet friendly and eco conscious clients. I'm sorry if I dropped a bomb on you but I'd love to hear what you have to say :).

@ed_beltran

2 жыл бұрын

One of the best posts I’ve read! Thx 🙏

@stevejensen3471

2 жыл бұрын

@@izzyh.3581 Yes you can do these applications from a commercial perspective - what I do is exactly what the pro's do. In fact, the lawn care guys who take care of the place next door came over and asked me how I got my grass so darn green and weed-free! I surprisingly looked at him and said "well regular water and fertilizer - it's that simple - oh and a friendly dose of ironite!" :) Your vinegar/salt/soap solution will be fine for a Chapin widemouth sprayer as the seals and gaskets on those are either polyurethane or viton. I'd advise picking up a 1-gallon Chapin as again that's what I do and the convenience is more than worth it! I actually have 3 of them - a 1, 2, and 3-gallon - all widemouth so they are easy to clean!

I like this guy.

We are not beginner lawn care people but you have shredded some light as to what product could work ( depending on your weed situation). Had no idea that weed/feed products can contain both pre and post-emergent chemicals if we forgot to put them down at the proper time. Enjoyed the video!!

Seriously, this maybe one of the best videos I’ve seen on lawn care for us beginners!! I’m subscribing now!

Hey Allyn, I enjoy all of your content, but I am super appreciative of the time, effort and knowledge put in the mini-movies. 30-40 mins? Yes please!! Your videos and content are helping this first responder decompress during all of this hullabaloo. Appreciate you and thank you for your service, both in the lawn and in the military. Keep it up 🤙🤙🤙

@Thelawncarenut

4 жыл бұрын

hoorah brother!!! Thank YOU for all you do!! 🤘👊

I aerated two days ago, applied Tenacity yesterday, and got 25 lbs of black beauty ultra that I was going to spread today, but I’m looking at 93 today at a mile elevation in Wyoming. I want to get the seed down as my yard is a mess. I had cottonwood trees planted in 1977...85 feet tall with roots that wrapped my sprinkler lines in a knot. Finally got an arborist to drop these huge trees, I removed the downfall and now I have a weed covered yard that is scorched. I’m trying to do this right, so I appreciate the video. I’m not trying to bulldoze this project because I’m invested in it now. Thanks for the info. I’m going to sign up for your e-mail and I’ll probably annoy the crap out of you because this is the most comprehensive video I’ve found. New subscriber here.

I just discovered you and subscribed. Thank you! Great video. I am a newbie with a near 10K sq ft lawn. I own this spreader and I did (still do) run out of product even though I bought the right size bag. I think my problem is the overlap and keeping track of where I already spread. I have a lot to learn, and I think I can learn it here! I had as much fun reading comments as I did watching the video. You obviously attract the right kind of viewers. These folks are so funny!

Thank you for all your tips I started seriously last year on my lawn. This year it's looking amazing, The tips that I've loved learning are applying iron on my lawn once a month and it greens up so fast, and not cutting my lawn too low! So thank you for all your hard work and helping us all out.

This has to be one of the best videos I have watched in a long time, absolutely fantastic and informative while remaining casual. Outstanding sir, I salute you. Have a nice piece of land in Scotland and still learning how to Improve our lawn. Love from Scotland.

I’ve only used the 3 in 1 on my lawn for one year but it looks so much better on year two . I’ve watered , fertilized , and aerated my property and the grass is finally looking like a real yard . I’m an amateur but I’m thinking one more year and it will be looking A plus . My yard was full of English ivy that I had to remove , till the root bed up , put out fresh dirt and sod . Been working on it for 3 years and after seeing this last summer I’m on my way

I am so happy that I came across your tutorial video. I will certainly follow your instructions and hope to post my successful pictures soon. Thanks for a well executed training video!!!

Thanks for the tips man! I've been trying to get my lawn right for the past year and keep failing. Watching this video has given me confidence to try it again and do it right. Much love from Houston!

I absolutely LOVE how you teach. It’s how I want to be taught and how I’d want to teach something myself. Slow, detailed information on the why along with the what and the how. Thank you!!

@spontaneousexpress

2 жыл бұрын

Not even that, the dude lives what he preach.

Bought a house over the winter and the lawn is in rough shape this spring. This guide is fantastic for beginners! A great place to start your lawn care journey

I have done exactly what you asked, and just like that a miracle occurred, it was outstanding...

I have been working on lawn maintenance for eight years in Hong Kong and still found something new from this video. That’s a great and useful video not just for beginners.

Love this guy! I am a psychologist and his analogies are great applied to relationships too! Aka "Just like any relationship, you're not going to get a thick, beautiful lawn overnight. It's going to take time, attention, and patience." Yep!!! And "Learn your lawn (aka partner!), walk around it to learn where dry spots, wet spots, and uneven spots are." ....Bingo! Happy wife, happy life! Or in this guy's case, happy lawn, happy wife, happy life! 😊😅👌🏽

Watching again for my Spring 2024 refresher. Thanks!

Thank you so much for this video!! It was very thorough and answered all of my questions as a complete beginner

I thought this was one of your better videos that you've made in a while I actually watched it all the way till the end. I think it's very helpful to a lot of people.

Without a doubt, one of the best, comprehensive lawn care videos I've watched! Excellent work, love the dedication to your craft and the video production.

I came here looking for help with my lawn (which you greatly helped with) but I stayed because your channel rocks! Keep it up man

Thanks for making this video! You’ve instilled an insane amount of confidence and motivation in me to finally, after 8 years of home ownership, taking on my 12,000 sq ft of weed covered lawn. Measured it out the other day and created a proper lawn map. Also picked up the same brand bag of 3 in 1, and it now also has an insecticide in it. Watering is 48 hours on that, just waiting on the weather to cooperate and give me 48 hours of no rain. It’s mid 80s for the next 10 days and I can’t wait to THROW ‘ER DOWN! I will also be wearing two pairs of sunglasses while I do it, in your honor.

Three year viewer, warm season guide purchaser, Official LCN Facebook page member and Lawns Across America listener/viewer. Just here again to add to the 1.2M views. Congratulations on your continued success, Allyn!

I love the before and after pics from his subscribers! Gives me hope. 🌱✨🌱

This video is fantastic. As a novice/beginner I really appreciate it!

I really appreciated the technical details of your video. They’re the questions I always ask my wife when she comes at me with new things to do to the lawn, like how much, how far, how fast, and she just 🤷‍♂️. I’ll definitely be getting the Google map of my lawn to make things easy. You definitely got a subscriber today.

Although this video was done by a homeowner simply taking care of his lawn, its nothing short of highly professional person giving you advice, tips & pointers on helping the average Joe get a seriously Great lawn! Just a very well done video! Short. Sweet. To the point

Loving the silent FF/Cleetus shoutouts! Great lawn information.

Thank you for this tips. I live in East Orlando and my spotty grass has been driving me nuts. So far your tips has been showing great results.

Completed the grid for my yard. 32,000 square feet. Can’t wait to get started!

Yes, I'm a beginner...thank you for explaining step by step, very helpful, I've been watching several KZread posts and yours what I needed!!🤗😊

This is exactly what I was looking for! Had all the tools and step by step. I can do this. Thank you!!!

Thanks for this. Ive watched countless hours of lawncare KZread and you are top notch in not only the information you provided but you break it down to the right level for a beginner like myself. And a laminated map of the yard is genius.

I always do my weed and feed by the first week of March, preferably after a light snow, so that it can be wet when applied. If I don't get it by the first week of March I will have dandelions.

All your videos are probably one of the best editing lawn care videos so far on KZread

One of the best instructional videos I have ever seen. What an awesome clear explanation about what we are supposed to do. Just fantastic thank you.

@Thelawncarenut

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Richard! Have a great week!

WHOA ! THIS STUFF WORKS! MY LAWN LOOKS FANTASTIC!

I was a bit weary when only one pair of glasses was being rocked. Once the second pair got thrown on, I knew that I could trust this man. Haha! Loved the video. Thanks for the awesome, thorough information. Instant subscriber.

Great starting point for all my DOMINATED neighbors 😁

Wearing two pairs of sunglasses is the real secret weapon 😂

@Thelawncarenut

4 жыл бұрын

😂😎😎

@charleskimble

4 жыл бұрын

Allyn I really need to know, did you think you lost the pair on your hat and then got another pair for your face?

@bradleyboyle5286

4 жыл бұрын

Charles Kimble this is exactly what I think happened, 😂😂

@CHOPPER030279

4 жыл бұрын

Allyn and Dog the bounty hunter are the only 2 who can pull off double glasses

@natesmith5575

4 жыл бұрын

I think I've used this secret weapon a time or two!

Nice such a great explanation! I've gotten yard of the year a couple years back applying your tips. And when people ask, this is usually the video they need. They have the Frankenstein lawn and need a season starter approach. Best channel for grass tips here!

I didn't think this kind of tutorial was going to be this fun!! I learned alot! Thanks

Decades ago I was in the business and now here I am Googling 'why do I have an ugly yard?' Thanks for reminding me of my roots. 🤦‍♂️ Thanks for the great info! Keep 'em coming.

"A small portion of lawn, 2,500 square feet" my whole lot is 1,700 square feet 😂😂😂

@wabio

3 жыл бұрын

Consider this a blessing in disguise. I have 1/2 acre. The amount of mowing, watering, weeding, fertilizing, and sprinkler repair is mind boggling.

@jcjc9155

3 жыл бұрын

Yes consider that a blessing cheap. On a acre lot. Just bought the house. Bermuda where previous owner used trudgen. Bleh! But my lawn has so much crab grass annual blue grass and other weeds. It’s going to take me this year to get my plan right I think. Budget wise I don’t have the money to wage all out war this year. But I’m doing spot treatments laid Scott’s 3 in one in , Lowe’s torn bag discount! Is awesome. Going to buy his guide. And pick and choose on a few chemicals to mix and hand spray. Literally just laid the 3 in one. I’ll be happy if I see minimal results. In a few weeks.

@jay221982

3 жыл бұрын

@@jcjc9155 Hey! I'm in about the same boat as you. New house, spent money fixing up and now not much left for the 25,000 sq ft lawn. Might just have to mow weeds this season.

@L.J.01

3 жыл бұрын

Keep in mind you're spreading loads of toxic chemicals. It's not worth it. Put yours, your kid's and dog's health first. Think about what you're doing to our water supply too. I'll keep looking for someone who provides natural lawn care (is there such a channel?) the yard might not look perfect but maybe we all need to get used to less-than-perfect lawns for the sake of our family's and the planet's health. Wonder if this'll get removed - the comments are only full of love notes, lol!

@MucaroBoricua

3 жыл бұрын

2500 sqft is more than half of my lawn.

!I don't have a lawn but watched it for the experience ! I will pass it on to my daughter and son-in-law.

Thank you for this amazing video. You are a great teacher! I have owned two houses but never had a good lawn because I had no idea how to take care of it but you have broken it down to simple steps which a beginner really needs. I so appreciate this knowledge thank you so much!

I'm in love with this guy and only two minutes into this video

All i heard in the whole video was "Southside of Chicago" I'm sold and this is coming from a north sider!

@dangerousd3203

3 жыл бұрын

Is Chisago considered the south...?

3:41 crabgrass and nutsedge are the bane of Florida lawns and yours looks pretty nice so you got my attention as there's nothing better than a healthy thick St Augustine lawn that makes you want to take your shoes off and I've been in Florida for my entire 55-year life but despite doing landscaping (everything but lawn maintenance) for at least 15 years I still have a lot to learn about grass. For those of you who don't already know a thick healthy St Augustine lawn suppresses weeds better than anything you can apply to it but the trick is getting it there and keeping it there

Thanks allem i had my lawn for 16 years weeds and not so great every year never knew what t do with it i have a tiny patch of grass that having a hard time to grow due to weeds n stuffi subscribed and will follow your instructions i will start with the 3 in 1 weed n feed finally it will be fixed p.s. enjoyed the video my wife ohh your finally gonna do something about the yard lol :)

I had to take a 500 question exam just to get my Lawn Care License. That was a tuff test. But worth every question. I learned so much and every day I am so glad I took that test. and passed

1.2 million views! Dang Al! You still have it bro! Killing it! Thanks you for your service!

@Thelawncarenut

3 жыл бұрын

thanks bro! this one did pretty dang good for sure

Wow thank you so much. I'm so motivated, going to get my stuff tomorrow.

Thank so much! I was a noob at the lawn thing and you made it very easy to understand.

Thank you for putting this video together. You helped me a lot! Thanks!!!

This guy is a pro! Time stamping the videos and the info he provides is great.

@Malicos

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I wish he added chapters to the video, that would really seal the deal (if you know what I mean)

@tanmay_6363

2 жыл бұрын

@@Malicos ❤💕💕🐇

You make it look so easy. I have tried to keep my own grass but unable to even read instructions in bag of products. I definitely understood you . Thank you so much, you build my confidence in lawn care.

@Thelawncarenut

4 ай бұрын

you're welcome! If you want to get in-depth teaching from me that will take you step by step through evertything you need to know, sign up for my yardcarebootcamp.com it's just $7 with code DOMINATE . I also have a private forum in there where you can ask questions if needed.

I keep coming back to you ever since I realized your passion doing the Freedom Factory.

I asked myself for 23 minutes, 'How fast should I walk?' Answer: "Puttin' some ass into it." LOL. I can remember that! Thanks LCN!

My best content is in my FREE weekly lawn tips newsletter - PLUS, 3 Complete Guides when you sign up thelawncarenut.com/pages/lcn-newsletter

@ayy1n

4 жыл бұрын

The Lawn Care Nut 🙌💪

@licensetochill79

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Allen. We need to get these people spraying mesotrione. I can imagine if they're scared to put down fertilizer how scared they would be to put down a selective herbicide. lol 😆 Rgs, microgreen and mesotrione gods gift to us lawn nuts.

@TheKrazyinjun

4 жыл бұрын

What in the world can get rid of dallisgrass???

@briangallant5973

4 жыл бұрын

The Lawn Care Nut I get all of your content so I will look again. Thanks.

@littlefinkle7757

4 жыл бұрын

If I break my lawn into 2500 sq ft. sections I would go crazy lol. I spray mine in acres Allen... just 1 big zone. Thanks for the great videos !

Once I started being proactive, my lawn started looking great with minimal effort and cost. My program includes: Seed and soil in fall and early spring Humic and fulvic acid Liquid Liquid iron Sea kelp Hose sprayer Grub control Weed b gone as needed Granular Slow release fertilizer This has always worked for me and is easy to apply. I used to pay a lawn care company 6x the cost of doing it myself.

New to Florida lawncare, new to the channel, not new to saying thank you to a professional. Thank you, kind sir !!. Pat

I just bought a new house and the builder lived there. He literally did no lawn care no landscaping. I now have to research how to make the grass look amazing this upcoming spring. Thank you!

Just bought a House with a HORRIBLE yard, bumpy, water logged, patchy, crabgrass, weeds, etc etc etc... I'm about to binge watch all these videos lol.

@bigchungus920

4 жыл бұрын

Just start it all over if it's that bad.

@tshaw0277

4 жыл бұрын

@@bigchungus920 Yes, it appears I'm needing to install some French drains also so I'm thinking about tilling up the worst parts of the yard. Leveling the yard then reseeding it.

@joeyray9051

4 жыл бұрын

Have before and after pics?

@douglasvilledarling2935

4 жыл бұрын

Trevor Shaw that is where i am at too

@jane1385

3 жыл бұрын

Same. How did yours turn out?

I’m excited to get started. Beautiful lawn and neighborhood. Tfs

Thank you for this video. I am "the guy" to whom your refer in this video. You have been a great benefit.

You have inspired me to start laying around in my front yard!

Here cause I want a nice lawn and loved the work you did for the Freedom Factory. Awesome seeing the cleetus hat in the background.

This is the most helpful and simple lawn care video I've ever seen and I've watched several!! I'll definitely be telling my family and friends about your channel. Thank you so much!! From a new subscriber.👍🙂

You make a Very Great Instructor! Thank You, for what you do!!!!

"It's never too late to start a new relationship " I enjoyed watching this video. 😊

@gerryfrancescafrancesca6962

4 жыл бұрын

Is a worthy saying . I believe in second chances. Gerard morning

I was the person who walked out the door and said "what the hell?" I look forward to the beginning. Thanks for the tips!

@Thelawncarenut

4 жыл бұрын

Now is a great time to start .

@patriciacole8773

3 жыл бұрын

😄 I was all good til I had to weigh the material @ 20 minutes. Why not tell me how many cups? I have measuring cups but not a scale like that. Oh well. I still plan to make an effort in the woods! Funny huh?

I'll sit thru anything if it will help me understand what is needed for my front yard situation. Thanks.