Great! Now...Do you vary the height during the season? Like highest in July/August and then begin reducing it into the Fall?

I've searched for HOC recommendations and could only find limited info. Is there a consensus on this issue?

DevilDawg81 wrote: ↑

June 24th, 2023, 8:44 pm

Weed eated, mowed and then sprayed fungicide

"Weed eated"

DevilDawg81 wrote: ↑

June 22nd, 2023, 10:15 pm

Such a catch 22

I hear ya! I woke up this morning to a biblical downpour. Grass seems happy but the knockout roses look pissed .

Looks great! Definitely odd weather... Our weather in central PA has suddenly changed gears from warm and dry to cool and drenched. Rained all night and forecast shows this continuing through the weekend.

How is the smoke impacting everyone? I'm in Southcentral PA and we are seeing it and smelling it. Sunset and sunrise is like something from a dystopian movie. We have a visible haze most of the day. We are also in the Susquehanna river valley so I suspect that may be helping to channel the smoke in ...

Sprayed glyphosate on the young Japanese stiltgrass appearing in the woods near the house. I've spent the last few years hitting the surrounding wooded areas with glyposate on any JS. I also use prodiamine on the lawn in the spring and fall. I really didn't see much last year and this year none has...

Looking great!

Hot and dry... had the sprinklers out the last few days.

bpgreen wrote: ↑

May 23rd, 2023, 8:37 pm

edslawn wrote: ↑

May 23rd, 2023, 7:17 pm

It's getting crazy expensive, especially when you consider the raw material it's made from... I've been doing Ace Hardware with a coupon and it is still $20-22 for 32lbs...may be time to go organic.

Isn't milorganite organic?

I guess... It is made from human sewage waste cooked in an oven.

I agree... family and dogs on my lawn. I'd prefer to wait.

It's getting crazy expensive, especially when you consider the raw material it's made from... I've been doing Ace Hardware with a coupon and it is still $20-22 for 32lbs...may be time to go organic.

Looking promising!

Mowed today and it seems that I need to cut about every 3-4 days. The grass is healthy and thick. Unfortunately, I'm also dealing with quite a bit of poa in my back yard in some often wet areas. I know a "guy" who may be able to acquire some velocity, so we'll see. Sadly the yard looks great except ...

Heartbreaking... we got the same rain here in PA and the creek behind our house flooded. Rained like crazy all weekend... No danger to the house, but my wood stairs got torn off their mounts. Hopefully, they can be saved... best of luck with the grass!

turf_toes wrote: ↑

May 1st, 2023, 8:24 am

I’ve always questioned the wisdom of using the Roundup name for this product.

I’m sure there are more than a few folks who don’t read the label and use the wrong kind of Roundup on their lawns…

That would be bad!

Thanks for sharing this and good luck with the project! One thing, it looks much easier to keep watered

Dimension went down on April 13th (South Central PA)

I seem to have a similar problem in my backyard this year... very helpful thread!
Any updates on battle?

I like this monster!

https://www.amazon.com/YARDMAX-YD8105-H ... B075KKM951