Do Not End Your Lawn Season Without Doing This 

Always enjoy watching your videos! I don't Always comment but I am get something from them thank you God bless!

Thanks, look forward to Spring 2024!

👍Good stuff! We here in KY are still working the lawn! The Lord has blessed us w/ some great temps. Still gittin’ it! 🇺🇸

Bless you sir

Happy new year from New Zealand 🇳🇿

Great video!

Solid information, bruh. We Workin

We appreciate you and thank you for passing on your knowledge. Happy holidays and continue to stay safe.

That tower blower is amazing!!!

Thank you, for all the great content. Happy Holidays and be safe!

Great season! Thanks for ALL the content...I had a damn good lawn before finding you (right in the same area here in MD) but now have a GREAT lawn! See you in March! Have a safe and joyous holidays and new years!

Thanks Cam for the guidence and information.. With your help this Cecil County guy has a Elevated lawn for sure... Have a safe Holiday season...

As always, well done Cam.

Southern part of connecticut. Still growing and mowing✅️

Good information, I’ll be following you!👍🏽

Great video with very valuable information 👍

Another spot-on video to close out the season! It's because of your video advice that I got my golf course lawn back. Keep up the good work and continue to stay safe. PS - Can't wait to see the live streams and monthly chore videos before the new season.

great info as always , gonna miss being on the lawn for a few months . have a great holiday .

Gotta admit, patience isn't my strongest trait. I REALLY want to throw some more seed down on the spots that didn't come in as full as others after I did the total renovation on my and my neighbor's front yard with the MVS tall fescue, but......... I guess I'll take your advice and #JustWait 'till the Spring fill-in. You haven't filed me yet... don't start now 😁 Thanks for all your videos and advice!

Here in south central Virginia we are suffering from long-term drought-like conditions. I am making certain that I water sufficiently so that the new grass will survive. Water, water, water. Oh, if in Spring you put down an herbicide pre-emergent you will need to wait before applying seed.

thank you kindly for all the helpful info :) love your videos, so blessed that i found you. liked and subbed. happy everything, even with a dormant lawn!

Damn man, your yard is amazing.

Ohio....still mowing. In fact, I still have green (not brown/red) leaves on my trees. Yep, the leaves fall so fast that hours later it looks like u did no clean up. Will throw down my last bag of Milo on my lawn this weekend as rain and colder temps are approaching. Happy Holidays Cam!

You really can mulch in 6 to 12 inches worth of leaves. Maybe more if you keep on top of it every 3 days. This not only improves the soil and moisture holding ability of the soil, but it help prevent weeds in the spring. Also, think about this. The tree root pull all kinds of nutrients from really deep. The leaves then help put those nutrients up high in the soil where the grass can use them. When mulching you want to mow over several times to get the leaves to be like confetti. Come April, you'll never even know that there were leaves mulched in.

Lawn looks awesome, nice property overall. $5 ripped bags at the local big box store, that's what I'm talking about. I scored a $5 Scotts bag couple years back. Hope to score some AMS soon!

What color mulch do you use? Looks great!

I took your advice and did a cut on my neighbors yard that i renovated and man oh man that cut did its thing and i can tell a big difference. I cant wait to see it in the spring.

Dang your grass still looks great, I use overseeded 3 weeks ago and will be putting down fertilizer

I'm team mulch with the leaves. My theory is that fertilizer is expensive so any free nutrients I can feed my lawn are a welcome relief. But I have to admit your lawn does look really nice without that leaf debris in it. I noticed the little garden in the back corner. Do you ever save any of those leaves to turn into compost for your garden? I had a very successful over seed this fall, but those couple of thin spots I'm going to have to look at until spring GRR!!!!Are you sure I can't seed those spots during the first snowfall LOL Last year was the first year I really pushed the nitrogen during the fall. This past spring I could barely keep up with the mowing. I did it again this fall. I got my last application down this past weekend ahead of NJ's 11/15 cut off. Lime will be going down later this month or early next month. For winter height of cut I was always told to lower it to prevent snow mold. I usually mow at 3", but when I start mulching leaves I lower just the back 1/2 of the deck to 2-1/2". It seems to mulch the leaves better that way. Thank you for the great advice as always. You have an amazing channel and I look forward to seeing it grow!

Help!! I'm in Philly PA and can't find MountainView grass seed for reseeding this spring.😒😒

I'm in Boston bro what is the fertilizer you suggest again for spring. Also do you aerate?

Great tips, regarding the thickening from our overseed efforts in the fall coming into spring, would a pre emergent applied late January inhibit that process?

Any concerns with throwing down fungicide at this time of year? Have some rust and don't want it to stress the lawn before deep winter.

I'm in South Carolina with centipede grass, just going dormant. Can I cut and fertilizer?? What type of fertilizer?? Also I dont like mushroom.....how do I remove????

Is there a minimum temp range for N fertilizer application? Right now it's low 60-70s with overnights in the low 40s, and occasional frost/freeze overnight. I feel like the window is closing rapidly, but I could stand to get another application since my first application was less than ideal.

Hey Cam what did you end up overseeding with this fall? Did you go with the Tall Fescue K31 mix or straight Fescue mix?

I have no idea what AMF stands for.

Also: stay off frosted grass

I dont like it either 😂

Mountain view seeds per your recommendation 🫡