The MOST IMPORTANT STEP for a THICK GREEN LAWN 

😂 you can’t beat a good tip job. A little game of just the tip.

Yeah buddy!! Go Sox! Thanks for watching, Brody.

😂😂 we had trash cans going by like tumbleweed too! Good call with the early mows and best of luck to you this spring, Andy!

Justin is a great guy! I’m glad you have had great results too. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Awesome!! There’s no better job in the world! Thanks for watching and commenting, Mariano.

I will be putting down bio stimulants with my first application next week. You can definitely put them down now if you would like also. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks, buddy! This weather needs to get it together. Up and down all the time. Thanks for watching and commenting, Brewbuilds!

Yes!! It looks better already since I filmed this. Enjoy that greensmaster, my friend.

Thanks you, Keith! 😂 you will be laying stripes in no time! Cheers my friend.

Next Saturday it’s supposed to be 80° and sunny! I can’t wait. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hopefully the warm weather is headed your way.

Thanks, Travis!! It feels so good to be mowing again. Cheers, brother!

You know it! Thanks so much for watching and commenting.

Thank you my friend! I’m really happy with the way things are looking this year. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thank you, Fernando! I love the looks of short cut grass. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@lakehouselawncare1755 you are very welcome ! I'll be waiting for your next video. Once again, thanks for sharing 👍

😂 it's been a rough week for the Sox! Hopefully they can turn it around. Thanks for watching and commenting, Brad.

Thanks, buddy! Hopefully you can get the John Deere out soon.

Thank you! It’s made for cutting golf course greens. I love it. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Awesome! There is no better approach than mowing frequently. The rain definitely helps, but that liquid iron will give it a nice deep green color.

😂 thanks for watching and commenting, LaTone!

Thank you, Will! 18 inches?! 🤯 Say it ain’t so. It won’t be long until you are out laying down some stripes. Cheers my friend! Thanks for watching.

Thank you, Bertie! I appreciate you watching and commenting. Cheers!

I love when it starts on the first pull! Good luck to you and thanks for watching!

Seriously!! This spring has been absolutely brutal. Possible snow tonight. 😭

First fertilizer application is going down next weekend! Let’s go!

Thanks so much for watching my channel, Taylor! I appreciate your kindness. I’d recommend throwing down around .5 pound of nitrogen/1000sq ft. after your 3rd mow. Another application after your grass has its seed heads in May, then you don’t want to fertilize much at all during the summer.

@@lakehouselawncare1755 thanks Kyle, again I can’t wait for your 2022 content!

😂 Over the period of a few years, I cut my grass slightly lower and lower to get it used to a short cut. I had to do some leveling but now it's to the point that it's like carpet at 1/2 inch. Thanks for watching and commenting, Kdglock44.

Thank you, Nate! Cheers, buddy!

😂 it’s what it’s all about! Cheers buddy! 👊🏼

I have Kentucky bluegrass and perennial rye. It took a while for the grass to get used to being cut that low but now it has no problem with it. Thanks for watching and commenting!

A little game of just the tip!

@@lakehouselawncare1755 haha. Indeed.

Thank you, my friend! Now we just need some warm weather to get it in mid season form. Cheers, brotha!

Thank you, Dennis! Good luck to your cubbies in Colorado. Both Chicago teams are looking solid so far!

Sorry for my late response, ZekeMagnum. You really can’t cut the grass too often as long as your blades are sharp. Thanks for the comment!

It did work really well! I’m glad to hear you’re off to a great start too. My first fertilizer app is going down this upcoming weekend.

@@lakehouselawncare1755 just threw down some Andersons 46-0-0. Going to take a 6 week granular break. Let spoon feeding commence

Go Sox! Hopefully you will warm up soon in MN. Cheers, buddy!

Yes, your Bermuda will thicken up and spread laterally with frequent mowing. Thanks for watching, Jose!

Thanks, Jerry! Go Sox!

You know it!! That’s always the goal! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Spokane guy... I happen to live in Spokane. he's using a toro greens master 1000.

What’s up, Spokane Guy?! This is a golf course greens mower I bought a few years ago. It gives the best clean cut and allows me to mow very short. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thank you, Gregory. It’s called a Toro Greensmaster. They are used for golf courses to cut the greens and tee boxes.

@@lakehouselawncare1755 nice just wanted to know .. I love out side work .. I want to know all the info .. by me practicing and maintain in my yard.. I ended up have 4 yards I do on my block alone $$$.. it also forced me to upgrade My tools the hand blower tired into a backpack blower.. then echo commercial weed eater .. I have a self propelled lawn mower. I was looking in to the timemaster 30 inch .. and also I had electric hedge trimmer for my home had to get the echo long neck .. it been one season since I gotten them . It's starting to be to much for me.. im up for the challenge 🤣🤣 I'm watching ur other video now. U explaining everything I just said thanks 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

Thanks, Scott! Double Doubles are my favorite. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks, buddy! Warm weather is on the way. Thanks for watching and commenting.

The Sox definitely have the hitting but their pitching is a little suspect. Thanks for watching, buddy!

Thank you Siggi!

Thank you Rick! Go sox

😂 you need one in your life. There’s nothing quite like it.

@@lakehouselawncare1755 I completely agree!

It’s a Toro Greensmaster 1000. It’s made to mow golf course greens. They are very expensive but I bought mine broken down and missing parts and brought it back to life. Thanks for watching, James!

I have a mix of perennial ryegrass and Kentucky blue grass. I seeded two large areas where we used to have trees with Barenbrug regenerating perennial ryegrass. Thanks for watching and commenting!

No I never have. It would probably save me a lot of time mowing though.

😂 dang! I’ll have to remember for next video. Thanks for watching and commenting, Shayne! I hope you have a great weekend.

I have a mix of Kentucky blue grass and perennial ryegrass. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I slowly adjusted the height of cut lower and lower throughout an entire season with my rotary mower. Took it from 3 inches down to 1 inch then started cutting it with the reel mower.

@@lakehouselawncare1755 does the grass need to be really healthy to survive in the heat that low? With not a lot of grass blade to soak up the sun.

@@DRTOLLZ it definitely takes more TLC to keep it thriving throughout the summertime. I irrigate it with nutrient-rich water from our lake, which really helps too.

Connor is a cool guy. I would do that for sure! Thanks is for watching and commenting, Tyler!

😂 a little game of just the tip.

😂😂 thanks for Chering your comment.

Yeah buddy!! Go Sox!