This is how I'm getting a THICKER LAWN 

Cheers 👍🏻 Can't believe the difference in the lawns this year, especially using the cylinder. Last year, the lawns I had looked good, but no where near these!

Not a bad idea, may be worth doing as so much of it is growing laterally

I agree, if the edge is poor, it ruins it! Cheers for the tips, I'll give that a go 👍🏻

I agree! It's night and day!

Cheers 👍🏻

Cheers 👍🏻 I was a bit apprehensive dropping the cutting height because of that reason, but so far so good. Not sure I can justify a £500 cartridge in my house yet! 😅

​@NoviceGardener I bet you get one you've got the bug lol

I think I say that too often! 🤣 Cheers!

@NoviceGardener 🤣🤣🤣your videos make me want to cut my lawn everyday,but the weather says otherwise lol

@romestunna_1227 😅🤣 it started raining whilst I was cutting earlier, had to get it done quick! Weather has been awful for the past 12 months it seems 🤣

@NoviceGardener yh mate it's been awful,hope you videoed it though lol

Cheers!

Will try and get a video done in the next few weeks 👍🏻

What grass seed did you go with?

@NoviceGardener hi I went with Barenbrug RPR.

It's a Marolex one, only a small tank (quite expensive for what it is), but seems great so far! Got a video coming out this week using it.

Cheers 👍🏻 The Hayter is one of the best pieces of kit I own. Can’t fault it. It’s the Hayter Hawk 36 60V. Quite expensive still, but worth it in my opinion. I prefer to go electric more because of the convenience of using the battery, but also because of the noise as well. Not sure the neighbours would be too pleased if I had a petrol mower with how often I cut 🙈🤣

Cheers, great shouts 👍🏻

I've heard good stuff about metal edging

Great shout 👍🏻

Just ping Lawn Association a message through their website and they can sort a quote

@@NoviceGardener cheers, mate.

Rotary scissors is a great shout

It's bent/fescue. From what I've read, it's not as hard wearing as rye grass, but then again, it depends on the time of year. I'd say it would be absolutely fine 👍🏻

Not sure how happy the other half would be! 😅

@@kevpagean old one. Don’t knock it 😂😂😂 works well. Better than those half moons

@@NoviceGardenerjust do t video it 😂😂😂

Cheers mate 👍🏻 First thing I would do is dig up a few patches to see what's underneath. I replaced a lot of the soil in my back garden when we first renovated. I've never replaced the soil at the front of the house as it's clay, but there isn't much rubbish underneath. You could replace a lot of soil, but it would be a small fortune!

@@NoviceGardener Ok mate thank you what ive found mostly with it is some part of the grass is a nice green colour but other like patches have a really light green & yellow colour to it thats where am unsure with whats going on to be honest. I do think its needs scarifying an putting some seed to it but im just unsure if its the right time to be doing it. Thanks for the help mate 👍🏻

It doesn’t do it when the grass is dry, it was more because of it being wet that day. But I’ll be getting the scarified attachment when we get closer to autumn to use then. I don’t mind the wall, the plants will fill in over the next few years. Tried a few things in the past but not had much luck.

@@NoviceGardener have a go with the scarifier now, if its still lush keep it high and just skim into the top surface and as others have said it will pick up the sword and give cleanrer cut with a couple of angled or 90 degree passes as you can manage as allet say, the scarifier can and is best used light but regular i have stirling 51 and 800 m lawn this year and its good fun have done weedol weed killer a week ago so almost ready to cut down again and i was at 30mm and cutting 3-4 days at peek