Thank you so much! Trial & error when it comes to lawns in Arizona and it took me a while to figure it out too lol.

Thanks for watching! A fellow Arizonan! I will have another update in the next week or so.

Thank you! Fellow Arizonians!

Thank you and congrats on the new home. Let me know how the grass comes along as well.

Yuma is one of the hottest driest places in the United States. Growing grass there is stupid and wasteful.

@@waimeagavin808 I lived in Parker, just up the hwy from Yuma where it can get even hotter than Yuma and we had a beautiful front and back lawn.

Thanks for the recommendation, I need it! I will for sure try it!

Good luck with your yard!

Mine is similar to this and I pay a little under 100 dlls here in Tucson, AZ.

Thank you! For growing clover I am not so sure, but to switch from rock to grass it cost me about $1,300.00 around that time.

More topsoil + peat moss will really help

It lasted until the winter and then I let it die out and detached again. I repeated the same process and I've had a new lawn since early spring. Correct and I use Peat Moss last to top it off.

I used Premier Sphagnum Peat Moss. Good luck on the grow!

Thank you!

@@jaola9305 You're welcome!

Yes, about once a year. I usually do it around December or January.

The Peat Moss really helps!

@@BenTheRealtorAZ should I use manure? Trying to find some good dirt to put down. I plan to have grass in the fall, winter and spring. To hot in Phoenix in the summer. So why waste water. My dirt is bad though. I bought a soil tester. Nothing is showing up. I think my dirt is dead. Lol Do you add soil/fertilizer every year? To keep the dirt healthy? My dirt has been hard and pee on from female dogs.

@@smallnuts2 Yeah, I add soil/fertilizer every spring and I dethatch the old lawn before I do it every year. It will help a lot, I had dirt as well but used sod to start the process for the 1st year.

During the time that I reseed my lawn which is a process of about 4 weeks. I would say about $120-130 for that month. But on a month to month basis about $40-$70 bucks.

I use it because it has good drought tolerance.

Thanks for the feedback, I will try this!

It's been a while but I know I paid less than $0.60 per square foot.

I use 4 manual sprinklers that I connect to hoses and sometimes I just use a hose.

@@BenTheRealtorAZ thanks! I’m in Mesa and I’m looking to start a beautiful lawn.

@@thetruthhurts9220 Anytime! Good look with your lawn journey as well.

Thank you! Correct, I usually use a triple action or a combined grass seed with fertilizer Scotts Brand. I've seen the liquid aerator work for some but I have never tried it myself. Good luck with your lawn!

Hello Andrew, I have tried Bermuda seed but did not like the look, I prefer the Drought Resistant Tall Fescue for the look and for how long it usually outlasts the summer heat.

@@BenTheRealtorAZ I’m thinking about laying seed tomorrow, especially with the rain we just got as it softened the dirt. I got the same bag as shown in the video, do you still recommend it?

@@LivingStone4Christ Nice! Let me know how it progresses and I would still recommend that bag.

@@LivingStone4Christ Yes, I still use it till this day.

I’ve been struggling to grow grass in front of my yard for the past 2 months. I live in surprise AZ. What city are you in? I’m tempted to try these steps!

I've tried bermuda before, but fescue seems to work better for me.

Not for this retiree! Artificial turf too hot for my feet and Schnauzer. Have to have a small amount of real grass!

Arizona pulls its water supply from the Colorado River. We pull so much water from it, along with California, Nevada, Utah, and Colorado, that almost no water even reaches the ocean anymore.

We have areas in Phoenix that will make you think you are in California because it is so lush and green. Arcadia and some parts of Scottsdale or Central Phoenix, Biltmore areas.

@@BenTheRealtorAZ point taken, my city is supposed to be in the middle of a dessert area but it's built over a lot of underground I rivers, the trees grow over 30 ft tall and grass will grow everywhere if you don't control it.

What water restrictions?

@@gottgaame phase 2 of the drought restrictions coming.

It will probably be similar to how Las Vegas deals with water use and grass. If not like Southern California. Not sure which route each part of the state will go.

@@drusaiz he lives in Phoenix and so do I. There are no water restrictions. And I’m sure he’s well aware so far this summer it has rained a lot.

@@gottgaame thats why my original comment states in 2023 phase 2. We as a state are in phase 1. Your local 12 news Phoenix talks about this stuff almost daily.

how is that? Many people have lawns in Arizona. I know a lot of people have gone to the rock/desert landscape, which I wouldn't mind having with some area's of grass for my dog. But the estimate to do rock for my yard was a little over 10 grand, so no thank you. I'll do grass. And what you want to do with your own property is your business and what others do with theirs is their business. And in area's like Tucson and Phx etc.. desert/rock landscape really took off when HOA's started taking over those area's. HOAs prefer the rock landscape due to no headaches of residents not mowing their lawns consistently, the noise mowing, cut grass blowing into neighbors yards, disposing of cut grass etc. To avoid those "problems" they go w/ rock landscape.

You're a terrible human being for telling people what to do w/ their own property..