Lawn Preemergent Tips and Mistakes 

Coming in the next videos... forgot

isn't tenacity ok with new seed????

​@@stevenfoster9099the only one, yes.

You said follow and look at lawn bruh 😂 😂

Video coming.

You can touch the settings button in the top right hand corner. Go to playback speed and choose a faster speed to cut down on your watch time.

Posted a sign... rotten people keep out.

You are now a LAWN GOD... living amongst mortals... 😂

@@HowTowithDoc 👍🏼🏆

Anything that local store can deliver... look back two videos.

@@HowTowithDoc Thanks! I'm in the Canton area so I'll see what I can find.

Hello! I have a similar situation. I'm new to lawn care and dealing with a yard that's severely neglected. I relied on a mow and blow service for eight years. My lawn has never undergone aeration, dethatching, fertilization, or even soil testing. Recently, I applied fungicide for brown patch, and I'm aware of a grub issue for late spring/early summer. My plan was to tackle weeds with a post-emergent week, followed by a pre-emergent and slow-release fertilizer two weeks later. However, heavy California rains are causing pooling in my turf type tall fescue due to compacted soil, which is mostly clay. I believe I need to dethatch, aerate, and amend the soil, in order for the treatments to take. I'm uncertain about the proper steps because we mow year-round so it seems grass and weeds are always growing. I lack the funds for professional help but want to avoid wasting money on ineffective products or methods. There's not much on YT for us in California because honestly, most everyone I know hires a mow and blower. I'm ordering my first lawn mower next week. My yard looks like it has chicken pox.If you have a video for my situation, please advise... TY.

As long as it's watered in... really doesn't matter much.

We are having Andersons develop one.

Awesome,! Thanks for the reply. I made the mistake of buying 5 gallons of 24D a few years ago for around $200 (because that was the only size I could get it in) and have barely touched it. I basically set that money on fire. That's why I'm reluctant to do anything like that again.@@HowTowithDoc

Will do

The new series out are SO SLOW... makes me seem like a speed demon. IE Mr and Mrs Smith. Horribly slow.

Just posted

Nice

Go to 8:15. We're in the same boat brotha

I’m North Texas as well and would like to know like you if one of the guides would work for St Augustine/Palmetto grasses.

Sounds like you need to dethatch your lawn. Rent or buy a SunJoe dethatcher. You'll be amazed at how much dead grass it will pull up from the lawn.

It's ALWAYS the very first line in the description.

When the soil temperature is just getting warm enough to plant whatever you want to put in the ground. If you till or add dirt to dormant grass, what do you think will happen when it rains...wash away. I add dirt when my bermuda starts growing thats in April into early May.

You should be able to Google your PE date. Just use historical data. Don't rely on what is going on today or this week.

@@HowTowithDoc thks

Roll down on the page www.howtowithdoc.com/lawn-preemergent/

Yes you can use PE in those areas as long as you are not planting SEEDS there.

@@HowTowithDoc Fantastic… thanks again for all the great content.

We use DRIVE

Nope. You're going to smack your head on the counter corner.

It's usually about 60 - 90 days. See if the label says it too.

@@HowTowithDoc copy that, thank you!

We did at the old house yes.