Masterclass In Lawn Renewal: Breathe New Life Into Your Turf 

Hi ill def be going back and will get an update asap

Hi Dan, thanks. I do feel she is around sometimes and strange things have been happening at mums... Thanks and stay strong

Awesome! Thank you! Very much appreciated and thanks for hanging around all this time :)

Thank you for the kind words.. Means a lot an did very encouraging 😊👍

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Thanks so much 😍😍

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Much appreciated! Here to help

Cheers 🥂🥂😊

Thanks 😁

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Thanks 😁. Yeah the rainy weather isn't the easiest but hey ho

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Thanks 😊. All the best

Thanks 😁. Have fun 😊😊

Thanks 😁. Have fun 😊😊

Have fun.. And a beer later!

Wait till u wake up tomorrow stiff and sore 😂😂

Aww stop it 😂. Making my head get big. Nahh man I've see your hard woke on your own lanw in the Facebook group an you're a grafter who is driven to get things right.. I look up to you

@@LawnRight cheers Shaun your a top man, loving the content and looking forward to what you will be doing to your own lawn. All the best 👍

Ahh I feel your pain! You'll get there 🤞🤞🤞🤞

Thanks 😊😊 yeah seeds do generally lose around 10% each year. Well done on the success

Every single time! Crazy lol

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Ha ha.. Do you know, I found myself looking at it at least every 20 minutes thinking the same 😂😂

I thought it was a squirrel 🐿️- a bloody stubborn one 😂

@@LawnRightI’ve got a client that has an ornamental fox in the flower bed of their garden which is huge - everytime we visit, one of us will jump out of our skin as the bloody thing just stares at you, regardless of where you are in the garden - which is huge (3000m2). 😂

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Thanks mate.. And I would have lost 25% of the income on the job so I'm pleased I got it through

Hi if its sterilised it should b just fine but adding in organic matter will encourage everything present to flourish.. This job was a 1 off job. She did say she would update me so I'm hoping so 🤞🤞🤞.. I hope she has at least 1 lawn treatment for the weeds so I can then get in and do an update

@@LawnRight fingers crossed for the update 😊

Thanks 😊😊

Hi Mike yeah it has happened a few times to be fair. Not so much in recent years as I over emphasise the importance of it.. Had one years ago I renovated because their dog tore it up.... Went back and guess what.. They let the dog on it and it failed literally right away!

Hi Derek absolute minimum of 6 weeks as long as the grass is looking healthy

@@LawnRight ever so kind thanks

Hi.. Thanks.. I always have a proper face to face discussion with them stressing the importance and then hope they keep it up.

Thanks 👍. Have a great weekend

Hi.. Agreed.. My van is sadly not big enough to fit everything in 🙄

Hi I used hurrells cold start on this job, but do change like yourself according to the needs.. Many thanks

Thanks, keep up the good work mate👍

Thanks.. I think it's just a 1 off job but with any luck I can call back or get an update from her fingers crossed

Thanks 😊😊

Hi thanks.. Yes its pretty good. Used it last year on my own lawn and it's definitely a good step by a country mile

Thanks 😊

H both do the same in a roundabout sort of way.. The metal wires are far less aggressive and can be used a couple of times a year to keep things in good condition.. The blades are more aggressive for sorting major issues

Hi its best to check each product for their own application rates.. I usually go for a decent covering, and then would repeat it through the year

Hi yes absolutely but you may lose some to birds, heavy rain and wind... Make sure to firm them in.. Good luck

Hi this was hurrells cold start seed.. Many thanks

Hi definitely wai for a drier day.. I have no choice unfortunately as I've a fair number of renovations to carry out each spring so I'm often getting caught up in some poor weather 😁

I honestly haven't sorry.. It can't do any harm though

Hi Jon.. and thanks..... Literally try to avoid going on it a much as possible over the next month and keep it watered... All it needs is time to push the roots down.. Some general balanced Fertiliser will help (not high nitrogen, ie avoid if it says fast green up)

@@LawnRight Hi Shaun, sorry me again! The grass is reaching approx 8-10cm now, no one is walking on it and has been watered for an hour every evening, it’s been exactly 3weeks since it was laid. Shall I wait another week until I cut? I sent a couple of pics over to your Facebook messenger. Thanks again in advance for all the advice!

Thank you for your continued support 😊😊

Hi any horticultural gypsum is fine. Powdered or granular

Me too lol and it was only 8am😂😂

Hi Nick that's great to hear. I like mine too. Cheers😊👍👍

@@LawnRight you should make your own compost if you have the space with the waste you remove. I made 4 tonnes of compost last year for my allotment from my customers grass and leaves, it makes the best compost, added lime for mossy lawns 👍👌💪😁

Hi I tend to scalp it when overseeding, but if just scarifying, a good short cut is fine

Aspong as the grounds not boggy you're good to go.. Want it mainly dry tho

@@LawnRight thanks. It's so bloody wet in the uk at the moment.

Hi honestly that's all good, just carry on. The aeration will help no matter what. All good 😊

Hi its definitely not bad, but I would personally prefer that it (talking about pure sand) would be dug in to the existing soil instead of just capping on the top via aeration.. if it were as you say, a 70/30 its definitely good, and improving things... I like to get the compost and "regular soil" in.. but would certainly be open to a 70/30 mix in there WITH the compost added in.. as well as a sprinkle of gypsum... the compost eventually encourages worm activity who will naturally aerate the soil

I just used seaweed and iron sulphate, hollow tined 2 yrs ago, just tested this evening with fork and easily penetrated but think I have slightly clay soil, gypsum arrived today, couple of weeks I’ll scarify and apply, I see so many going on about the 70/30 which is why I asked, but I also have plenty of worm activity, I have lush green lawns in the spring and autumn but the summer it’s pure brown in the most part, not sure if it’s the conditions of soil or perhaps not very good fescue or bent grass, do you think I I should bother with sand? This winter is first time I seen it water logged, I’m also on a hill with levelled grass so plenty of drops for water to drain but it was saturated. I’ll be overseeding, it’s the sand I’m wondering weather to bother as it’s quite pricey, compost is readily available and cheaper I think.

Hi Mark thanks for the sub ! It all Goe sin, in. A specific way I've done it the same way for years.. It's right but just fits 😁😁

@@LawnRight I thought you were driving a tardis.. equipment followed by equipment…probably the way it all folds up. I struggle to fit a mower in the shed!!! 🤣

Hi mines from my supplier sheriff amenity

Hi all depends on how thick you go.. I'm using compost on this and using the compost spreader it averages maybe 7 sq metres

Hi yes they should b just fine but I'd expect 2 to 3 weeks of waiting before seeing any results based on those temperatures.. Thankfully no frosts 😊😊

It's a personal choice based on how far you want to go.. Some people live with with it, others are completely obsessed with perfection. If you dig it out before everything, the lawn going to look a lot better but bear in mind it can return the next spring

@@LawnRight thanks mate much appreciated

It's my old faithful.. Bought 2nd hand for £500 years ago 😊😊 thanks

Cheers.. Yes the drinks kept coming 😊😊😊

Hi anything with mecoprop p and dicamba should work.. Note that it's often also an indiator of poorly draining soil also

@@LawnRight Thank you Shaun

Hi it's the stihl 240

Hi you need to allow 6 weeks for it to recover.. But a Fertiliser and copious watering will help tremendously too

Hi hurrells cold start on this job thanks

Thanks me too 😊

Hi it wasn't that bad thankfully just ripped it back so the front roller went on the top then it was straight through 👍😊

Either is fine honestly and sandy soil ha sbene used for years and years.. I much prefer the compost myself. The guy in the center should try it one day.. It breaks down and adds in a lot of organic goodness

@@LawnRight thanks! I guess can’t go wrong either way then..

Hi it's emerald green available on my website lawnright.co.uk/shop many thanks

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Hi.. Will do when I go back or get an update off the customer.. Just. A couple of weeks sorry it's annoyinhy

Hi... That's a great result. I'd wait as long as possible but definitely cut when it's ready so in reality youll need to cut in a week but just don't let it get too long

@LawnRight thanks Shaun for the quick response 👍🏻

Always watching your vids for tips and have done for a long time. Admire your graft and work aswell as knowledge

Low to mid 3 figures for a solo operation but you may get much higher figures depending on who does it

Hi I wouldn't bother myself as you end up rolling the dips as well as high spots. Usually I'd cut it short...aerate, Fill the dips.. Then any overseeding as needed

@@LawnRight Thank you. I just got my first lawn and I'm starting off clueless. Working my way through your videos! I don't think the recently laid turf was compacted and there's lots of mounds. My goal this year is to get it perfectly level

Thank you 😍

😁😁🍺🍺🍺🍺. Lol.. Tempted mate

Sorry just south Yorkshire for now

Hi yes as long as its not too boggy see this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vpaAvzi7mRI.htmlsi=LF0goHyzv-PZy4mb. As for cost I'm afraid we od t share our own prices.. It's taken literally years to get it just right.. But as a rule. It's a full day's work whatever that means to anybody doing it, plus materials at maybe £150 to £200

Thank you for your response mate. I was just wondering as a friend asked me if I could do there's with my scarifier so was wondering what price to say. ;)

You'd need to dig it out

Hi it helps seeds germinate better an helps Lawns stya greener longer in summer. Further details can be found at lawnright.co.uk/emerald-green

Hi I mostly always use compost lawnright.co.uk/compost for details.. It's more to cover the seeds

@@LawnRight any equivalent that you know of in the US?

@@nicholasmasse I'm so sorry I don't have the answer to that but a general multipurpose compost should be fine as long as its dry and quite fine

@@LawnRight Thank you

I do try and warn them at least a hundred times before 😂😂

Hi.. I'd want to wait around 6 weeks at minimum before seeding so about 4 more

Hi John all details at lawnright.co.uk/compost thanks

Hi.. You've seen my belly right 😅😅. Only joking.. The machines help immensely an Di think you just get used to things.. But I'm always tired and in bed by 9 most nights

Hi it just saves having to clear up the debris twice.. I used to do it the other way for years but this way works good

Cheers. Could be. 👍👍👍

I do when I can, but sadly it's usually several weeks before im back at these properties so I tend to do an update..

Thanks for the feedback.. I'll try and go longer

if we put weedkiller on now, we can't seed for at least 2 months.. its all about timing.. this customer came on at the last minute so we wouldn't have had time to spray the weeds and fit in their renovation into our already jam packed schedule. They could have had treatments/weedkillers and opted to renovate in the autumn but they didn't . They wanted it doing right now so this was really the only option

Hi.. Def some pros to that.. It's the cons I can't be doing with 😂.. Might do one day tho