Lawn

[Anonymous No.1586309]

>lawn thread
The season is upon us.

Would be it better to topdress and seed with triple mix or "lawn soil" with added fertilizer stuff? Both being the same price per yard.

[Anonymous No.1586310]

who here /dominate/s their neighbours lawns?
I sure don't. My front yard is gravel.

[Anonymous No.1586343]

>>1586309
Fuck boomers and fuck having grass

[Anonymous No.1586803]

>lawn is a sea of crabgrass
>have the only green lawn in the middle of a drought
Come at me bro

[Anonymous No.1586972]

>>1586803
mine's about 80% moss. stays green and doesn't grow tall enough to require mowing.

[Anonymous No.1586975]

>>1586309
i dont, know i live in california, and i keep my lawn watered and cut (fescue) and every 7-10 years i rent a sodcutter and cut it all out and just replace it. Bermuda creeps in and its near impossible to get out.

Sod is 50 cents a square foot, seed and soil are a significant percent of that. I found it not cost effective where i live to deal with and easier to just replace every few years. Plus it give me an opprotunity to easily make irrigation adjustments and maybe change the borders a little.

[Anonymous No.1587060]

>>1586309
Mow with fire like a real man and leave the fuckin plants for the women while you so something productive like help a bro build a ratrod or build a rollcage for your gambler wagon

[Anonymous No.1588953]

>>1586309
I put down a truckload of compost from the city's yard waste program.

$14 to fill your truck bed as full as you want. Spread that using a grated roller I made from expanded mesh. Greenest front yard in the neighborhood, no chemicals or fertilizers

[Anonymous No.1588961]

> mowing seasons begun

i'ts best to pray it doesn't grow so quick this year. kek.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2ZpsbGr7s8