My grass journey
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My grass journey
by gowhitesox99 » Sat Aug 11, 2007 9:05 am
maybe you'll remember last year
then a week later
now 10 months later (cue the music ALLELUJIAH ALLELUJIAH)
then a week later
now 10 months later (cue the music ALLELUJIAH ALLELUJIAH)
Weasel!!
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Re: My grass journey
by YOOPER » Sat Aug 11, 2007 9:35 am
Looks nice!! Nothing quite like a nice, lush green lawn!
My lawn is suffering right now... It has been terribly dry and watering the whole thing is a bit of an undertaking. I've kept up the front lawn where everyone can see it, but the back yard is a little crispy.
My lawn is suffering right now... It has been terribly dry and watering the whole thing is a bit of an undertaking. I've kept up the front lawn where everyone can see it, but the back yard is a little crispy.
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Re: My grass journey
by gowhitesox99 » Sat Aug 11, 2007 10:25 am
my back is all shade due to the 50+ year old trees inthe back so i hardly ever water back there
the front got fried 2 years back and I lagged on watering and it all just went away. So my water bill is a tad higher as when it gets dry I water the snot out of the grass. I worked wayyyyyyyyy to hard to lose that grass again. I learned my lesson!!
It is soooo pretty........I just love walking barefoot on it, so soft.... mmmmmmmm
the front got fried 2 years back and I lagged on watering and it all just went away. So my water bill is a tad higher as when it gets dry I water the snot out of the grass. I worked wayyyyyyyyy to hard to lose that grass again. I learned my lesson!!
It is soooo pretty........I just love walking barefoot on it, so soft.... mmmmmmmm
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Re: My grass journey
by [ecgn] btt » Sat Aug 11, 2007 11:24 am
Yea I remember the lawn. I know it better then some forum members. It's looking good. Can I just pretend it is my lawn too. My acre and a half looks more like a pasture right now. 
I am thinking bout getting a goat cause it is too hot to mow it and it is to much to mow.
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you should take a picture of it every day for five years, then you can do a You Tube thing.
It's looking good. Can I just pretend it is my lawn too. My acre and a half looks more like a pasture right now. I am thinking bout getting a goat cause it is too hot to mow it and it is to much to mow.added-
you should take a picture of it every day for five years, then you can do a You Tube thing.
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Re: My grass journey
by Slaughter2 » Tue Aug 14, 2007 1:06 am
gowhitesox99 wrote:my back is all shade due to the 50+ year old trees inthe back so i hardly ever water back there
the front got fried 2 years back and I lagged on watering and it all just went away. So my water bill is a tad higher as when it gets dry I water the snot out of the grass. I worked wayyyyyyyyy to hard to lose that grass again. I learned my lesson!!
It is soooo pretty........I just love walking barefoot on it, so soft.... mmmmmmmm
Great looking lawn
I hope your lawn dies a terrible grub, chinch bug, army worm, cutworm, dollar spot, leaf spot, red thread, and powdery mildew [color="SeaGreen"]DEATH[/color] lol
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Re: My grass journey
by Sabres » Sat Aug 18, 2007 11:23 pm
'[ecgn wrote: btt]
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you should take a picture of it every day for five years, then you can do a You Tube thing.
this would make for one cool video
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Re: My grass journey
by donkey_nutz » Wed Dec 12, 2007 11:37 pm
its not too hard to make sod grow... its kind of like astro turf you just rool it out and staple it to the ground
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Re: My grass journey
by donkey_nutz » Thu Dec 13, 2007 6:37 am
well they staple it here in virginia
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Re: My grass journey
by gowhitesox99 » Thu Dec 13, 2007 7:21 am
nononono thats CHEATING!!!!
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Re: My grass journey
by donkey_nutz » Thu Dec 13, 2007 4:53 pm
how else do you keep the root mats from shrinking causing those unsightly seams?
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