What kind of polls were used? Thanks

Can you pant it without roots

St. Augustine grass is really a cool grass. You can take a runner and cut the strong part of the stem on an angle just above a split to make needle pluggers for small bare spots. You just need to keep the soil wet for about a week so they begin to root.

5 minute video stating I need to water my yard and mow it. Got it.

Yeah Spectracide isn’t it. The best I’ve found has been the Orthene Fire Ant Killer.

Made that mistake smh

You’re supposed to only spray the weed killer one time not, not go over it more than once.

Babyyyy I did this with some st Augustine from my front yard and put it in my back yard and every one I planted took root and grew…I literally planted them in a huge spot that was all mud no grass….i kept it wet…and BOOM I have grass…I need to cut it for the first time now 😊

I just bought it today because it was on sale at walmart for $6 bucks. Now I'm only going to try it in the space between the sidewalk and street to see if it kills everything like what happen to you. Thanks for the video

Lowe’s

What is that dial thing you adjusted the water with

I need grass that works for me, not the other way around.

If you had read the label, you would have known that Atrazine kills bermudagrass.

You broke my heart young man! I just discovered your channel which is so informative and helpful. Hopefully, your wonderful family and you are OK by now. God bless you! Best wishes from Florida.

Other than buying provista how do you get rid of torpedo on st agustine?

Does shade kill st augustine grass?

My biggest problem is my flowers are falling off. They look like they are getting cut. Is that supposed to happen

What type of cloth did you use? Love that water can still reach the plants. I need one fast! My plants are suffering in the this Texas heat

They will root if you put dirt on them.

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Is there a biodegradable material you can use to pin the stolons down?

are you still in Texas? are you planning on making any more videos?

Helped tons man. Thanks

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Another option if you aren’t up to digging up the old sod by hand is to rent a sod-cutter. The things work great and leave a smooth bare surface of dirt. Places like Home Depot rent them by the day. I guess it depends on how big your lawn is as to what works best. I’m facing the task of redoing my front yard which used to be beautiful St. Augustine but was invaded by some weird grass which has pretty much taken over. Not sure what my plan is yet.

You buried a hose?

This is the best, most efficient and easiest way I’ve seen yet, not to mention probably the cheapest as well. Thanks so much.

love it! planing to build a tiny shade house with a couple shelves and happy to see how your design works

A half inch+ of sandy loam (not top soil) helps glue it down and maintain moisture.

Anyone do this without grommets or those plastic clips? Trying to save money...

This guy is a colossal idiot! Not only is this thing not cheap but it is very hard to put up. Then he goes on digressions about things that have no relation to the topic at hand This is NOT a do it yourself kit. It's store bought, i.e., I don't need a video to do this. Bonus points for hitting his own irrigation hose! Lets go for a taking out the neighbors power line

NM here, yeah things can get way hot. just what I needed to see.

What if you have random yellow Blades of grass throughout your yard that end up dying is that a fungus?

Strawberries need humidty no? Also i know with most plants its all to do with the roots. Stronger roots means a hardier plant. GL and love the mulch being natural

Where did you buy these u-posts? I cannot find tall enough u posts that have the whole so close to the top like yours here in the video. @thesecretgarden

I had St Augustine on my front lawn and developed tarr. Eventually, bermuda took over, and after mowing every 3 to 4 days, my lawn looks like a goft field now. To me, St. augustine is more suseptible to diseases and requires more water. I do have 90% St Augustine in the back lawn that grows well except has some non dying yellow blades in the same are every year while the rest is green. I applied a fungus control because if it's iron deficiency it would be the entire lawn that is deficient and not partially.

I'm sorry man. That's a bummer. Beautiful plant still.

I’m sitting here watching my newly planted hydrangeas wilting in real time and it’s not even 90ish much. (Alabama here). I’ve never had to shade anything near my house. We get shade. These hydrangeas get only 4hr of sun a day….but they were 3 gal pots and pretty big already so they aren’t established yet and I’m scrambling. Right now I’m putting my garden chairs in front of them 😂. It’s working for the most part but if they don’t get some legs soon and harden off I’m in trouble July and August. I’ll need something. Ty for the tips.

I want Bermuda grass to take over so for years I cut it very low still the Saint Augustine moves in even though it covers the ground it just doesn’t look good lots of bare spots. I’d much prefer Bermuda.

You can’t sit there and wait for bugs. It works.

Thank you, this product looks perfect for shading my greenhouse.

Will this work for centipede also?😊

Those are not T-posts. Those are u-posts

Went out and bought the wrong posts. Turns out these aren’t t-posts, these are u-posts.

Thanks. I have almost the same problem with our St. Augustine...thinking it may be root density primarily due to two mature live oaks less than 15 feet apart. Also my simplistic fertilizing with the blue miracle grow packets in the end-hose sprayer probably didn't do much to help.

Gawd, I've got that darn Bermuda in my St. Aug. What a pain. I'm in Florida

This reminds me of the old saying, "Wisdom is learning from someone else's mistakes." Thank you for sharing your experience with us. I feel a bit wiser from watching your video 👩‍🎓. Those smaller elephant ears still look pretty good🐘. It's been a few years now, so hopefully, you have towering plants by now. I just bought a one foot high plant, so we have a loooong way to go! Happy plantings💚!

Can I get away with throwing st agustine sod cuts ontop of weeds and crab grass w existing st agustine and have it take over? I heard st agustine is a weed like grass that will crawl and take over lawns

You might consider getting a larger cover. That way, that exposed area will be covered, & so will you as you're out there working.

I live in Texas, too. I just ordered one, but I got a bigger one. It'll cover a few feet around the garden as well. That way, I can be in the shade as I'm working .