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Thank you for watching! Yeah nutsedge is a pain. Hopefully you can get it knocked out!

Thank you! I miss my old lawn. Hopefully the new one looks like this soon!haha

I appreciate the compliment. Thanks for watching!

They were about 2 1/2 feet long and I just hammered them straight in as far as I could. The clay soil where I'm at makes it really hard to hammer anything very deep. I got them in about a foot or so deep. Thank you for watching!

@@davidgonzales-ec8bo Thank you for watching! I appreciate it.

@OutoftheWeeds ive been watching for years. Always great content!!!

@davidgonzales-ec8bo Thanks for the support. It took a while for the channel to gain some traction. It makes it a lot more enjoyable getting to interact with people and hear what they are dealing with in their lawns. You are definitely one of the earliest people to comment on my videos. It means a lot!

@OutoftheWeeds i used to watch your american flag lawn video, your fertilizer burn video, and many more. You have a nice demeanor. Youre one of my favorites, but i have a lot of lawntube favorites.

@davidgonzales-ec8bo I appreciate that! My first American Flag video was what convinced me to get started with making the channel. It's been a lot of fun.

Thank you! I appreciate it.

@jonnyrozzo9168 Yeah I was taken back by the weight.haha I felt like if I fell on my back I'd be stuck like a 🐢. It definitely makes spraying way easier though!

I completely agree. That was my first time using one and it was great! It made the whole process of spraying way more convenient. Thank you for watching!

Haha Thank you! My parents actually own Pangrazios. It's a small world. I appreciate you watching!

@julie4613 Thank you for watching. Unfortunately there isn't really a good way to get rid of it unless you use glyphosate, but that will kill any good grass around it. If you are wanting to take out a whole area that would be an option, but not if you are wanting to get rid of a few clumps spread out. If they are mixed in with good grass the best option is typically digging them out (make sure you get the roots). Then reseed in those areas. Tall fescue clumps are a pain in most people's lawn. Hope this helps.

@ctskidoo that would have definitely helped with a lot of it. My issue is that I have a ton of johnson grass which is pretty tolerant to a lot of herbicides. Thank you for watching. Have a great day!

I think I need an act of God to save our new lawn.haha I have learned so much from watching your channel and would not even be into lawn care if not for you. The way you are able to take something a lot of people consider boring and make it exciting is second to none. You have a charisma that shines through with each video, and it was truly an honor to meet you.

Congrats that's awesome! What part of the country do you live in? Mine has been a struggle. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching! I hope your lawn recovers well.

Thank you for watching! I appreciate that.

Thank you for watching! If you have bad water pressure I would be sure to limit the number of sprinklers running at the same time. If you are only running one and it is still not spraying well, then 2 things: make sure you are using lighter plastic sprinklers (heavier brass sprinklers need more pressure to function better), and just focus on getting enough water for the area you are watering. I usually put out a couple of tuna cans marked at 1/2in and see how long it takes to fill get to the mark. This will give you a good idea of how your sprinkler is doing. Also it will allow you to plan accordingly and move your sprinkler around for the best coverage. I hope this helps!

Yeah I am actually impressed with how easy they were to set up and use. Definitely a much better alternative to moving sprinklers around all the time and waiting. This time of year is tough with keeping a lawn looking good.

The HOA doesn't allow us to do that. It would be a great idea though! Thank you for watching.

This tiller was 275lbs and had to be rented with a garden trailer. It wasn't something that was going in my civic. My options were limited because it was Saturday of a holiday weekend. Thank you for watching!

Yeah it's been absolutely brutal. I figure try to limp it along through the summer and attack it in the fall. Thank you for watching! Hope your lawn turns out good for you!!

I appreciate that! Thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching!!

I would probably hold off on the 007 until next spring because if you want to do some seeding in the fall, the application may prevent you from seeding. If you are just getting started I would probably just get a fertilizer like milorganite. It's the easiest to put down and you don't have to worry about burning out the lawn. You should see good results about 10 days after applying. Just make sure it gets watered in after you put it down. The time to really get after the lawn is typically going to be near the fall. I live in Indiana, so right around Labor Day is when I really start fixing up the yard.

I just did it back on May 16th. This is definitely not an ideal time to try to grow grass seed. It's been tough. The fall is much easier to plant grass seed.

I was actually very impressed with it!

That's a great pick! Thank you for watching

Thanks for watching. Send me an email at ootwlawn@gmail.com Just give me some background info (location, grass type, etc) and I will try to help you out.

Oh yeah, time to get to work!

Thank you! I'm really excited to see where this goes.haha