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Similarly, I read about someone taping a sponge to a hockey stick. Then they dipped the sponge in roundup and wanded it across the taller quackgrass to selectively "paint" it

That’s too high they look much better with a spherical prune!

I still have that problem with the front wheels. Even though you do a 3 point turn, the front wheels pivot and tears turf too

All of this is why lawns are stupid

Personally I think this looks awful. The 1/4 rule wasn’t followed and if it was I feel it would at least somewhat natural. To me it looks like someone bought their first set of pruners and went crazy, it doesn’t compliment this plant species unless you are planning on training it into a multi trunk tree.

That looks like bermuda grass,

You just wrecked a tree for no reason. Wait until fall to remove. Treat nestnow, remove later

From the title and thumbnail, I thought "nutsedge" was a new breakdance move and you were going to teach me how to do it.

Simple and very helpful, thank you 🤙🏼

Why not use fuse

Do you recommend the use of rubber gloves when mixing and spraying herbicides?

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What do you mean by Spreader sticker. Do you put in the same bottle at the same time?

what the fuck is a spreader sticker?

That's a irl burmy

If you want people to believe that your method works then you have to show a before and after.

Looked way better before . I’d have been upset if that happened to my burning bushes.

That seems like allot of air. I mean.... What do you do then? Plant more in front? Doesn't that recreate the initial worry about air flow??

Keep it w the beat a tiny bit more and you've got it fr POV. 🎵

Wild onion is NATIVE to North America, and yes, it is edible. To eat it, saute it with butter. It's kinda scary that someone will spray toxic pesticides on a lawn to kill something that's edible.

Where do u buy the tool at for finding the wire

Very cool tip. Really would like to see results.

No after video that follows the before video?

I'm surprised that they are using Roundup. Wonder if they tell their customers that they are using a cancer causing chemical.😢

Ohio sucks so bad it’s most common flower is a weed 😂😂😂

I love dandelions.

So if I have 52 gallons, under 80°, I need to use just under 57oz?

I'm not sure i like the look as much as the rounder shape with leaves all around. I understand, though, what you're saying about air circulation and light. 🤔🤷‍♀️

The added graphic demonstrating what you're doing was helpful. Nicely done.

I’m going to give it a try

Dido

I got 60 gallons z-spray machine, spraying 3000 sqft per gallon at 5miles per hour, how much of quinclorac 74 product I should use?

Good video, and by spreader sticker i assume you mean surfactant? It is recommended to use a surfactant with quinclorac. A surfactant is a substance that helps to wet and spread the herbicide over the leaves of the weeds. This makes the herbicide more effective and helps to prevent it from being washed away by rain or irrigation. Which one do you recommend, Methylated seed oil (MSO), Non-ionic surfactants or Anionic surfactants? Thanks.

What can you put down to help recover the brown areas from the product

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Notice how he wears eye protection and rubber gloves- just as the label states

That weed killer is way worse for the kids and dogs than bees. 😂😅

Doesn’t the mower get the sidewalk and drive way lawn area?

Cant wait till the new Robotic mowers drop in price

Why the wet grass though 😂 thanks sir I was tearing my lawn up😅

😩 "promosm"

This is perfect! Thank you

Thank you for this explanation. On the Tenacity label, mix rate for fine fescue and tall fescue are different. Fine fescue requires a lighter application for this turf. As I observe your video, it appears for a tall fescue rate of application. What is the tsp/gal rate for fine fescue? Thank you!

Tablespoon per 1000sqft per gallon of water ..... makes it so simple

Go push a shopping cart through a zero turn maneuver and watch the wheels.... now go duplicate that on your mower with the levers..... apply reverse pressure to your inside wheel lever during tight turns. You HAVE to keep your wheel moving WITH the turn you are trying to do. A dead wheel equals a dead spot on the turf. Do it at low speeds until you get the feel for it and the feel of your machine. You shouldn't be 3/4 sticking through tight turn maneuvers anyways.... it's not a racetrack, it's dirt covered with foliage! Reversing your inside wheel through zero turning will allow you to turn on a dime with no turf damage. You're NOT turning, YOU'RE TWISTING!

Can Roundup quikpro be used on lawn? Just wondering... Will it kill the grass?

Why not make it easy and do grams

Nice video and tips! I've always parked on the right front corner of a property and started out with the edging before mowing. I'd try avoiding the dirt on the sidewalk by running my mower tires on the walkways to avoid the mud and not smash down my fresh edges. I'm going to give this a try and see how it goes for me. Thanks for the tips!

Thanks for the tips! For 7 season's I've always trimmed from left to right and my trimmer turned counterclockwise. After seeing this video I just changed it up and tried this this week. It was difficult at first but I love it! I also used to edge first and then mow and then trim and blow. Now I love edging and trimming first. It seems to make a cleaner cut with the mower getting all the clippings from the trimmer grass. This path is similar to how I trimmed before but I went to the right of the house and around. Great video and tips!

Hey i just got a John deere 36 inch stand on mower, it works great. The only problem that I am trying to fix is when their are bumps sometime the mower skids the grass. How do I fix that to not happen? Thanks!