Very good video.

You waist alot of time. Inefficient.

Just the video I was looking for! Wondered about the first cut and then over seeding. I think my first cut wasn’t Low enough and some of the over seeding has not yet germinated. But it’s looking ok. I just wasn’t sure when to cut because I didn’t want to disturb the new seed. The first cut grass is now 10cm or more long. But might wait these next 6 days of work then I’ll cut. Hopefully the new seed will have set in. Thanks for the video! I’m going to look for the manual cutter now!

Incredible, congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Incredible, congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Just seeing your neat job with the trimming my question for you is: how to trim the grass edging the pavement.

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I use a grass trimmer with a edge cutter easy. 😊🇬🇧

I do it exactly the same way. I’m a 73 yr old woman still maintaining my yard 👌

I eyeball the edging because my gardens are mostly all curving lines, nothing straight like your border garden. I've never actually used the proper edging spade/tool, I only use the straight edge shovel. Since I do have an edging spade though, I'll give it a try using both tools and see if it is any easier or quicker or a better result. Thanks for the video, your edging looks 👍

By making a clean cut & making a trench/trough really defines the area between yard & mulch area

What type of fescue do you have

Great tips!

Your edging looks great! I have always admired yards that do this and wondered how it was done. As a female at 77, I rely on power tools in our hard southern clay. I have been just doing edging by taking the Sawsall and cutting straight down. May look into going back with an angle for the type of edging I want.. I thank you very much.

Looks great!

Where do you buy this product? Impossible to find in Eastern Canada even on line. Thanks for this great information.

Great video. Just wondering why not just use a dethatcher rake without using the moss out. Or does killing the moss first make it easier to rake out? Thx

Did you make any type of fix on the Echo spreader to help with the throw of Fert.at the end of product.Thanks.

I use garden hose for the curves.

I just tried this brand,it does work fast.I am wondering what it looks like long term.

Awesome video

Greetings from Western Washington! Same way I've done it for years. Tried and true. Beautiful yard. 💛🖤💛

Excellent work

Looks beautiful. The string technique looks simple and effective. Would a 2x4 as a straight edge work as well using the half moon tool?

Good stuff

You're spot on with the watering being the issue (no pun intended). I live near you and I water once a week at 1". If the forecast is predicting crazy temps, I still do 1" in my weekly cycle, then add a 1/2" in late afternoon/evening in the zone when the sun isn't beating. This ensures water doesn't stay on the leaves and more importantly, that the grass knows to dig down for water. For example, people water each zone x mins per day, the water doesn't get down deep, and the roots aren't driven do dig - you end up with shallow roots, prone to drought damage, and also prone to disease. I recently dug out a new flowerbed extension, digging into my lawn. The roots were well beyond 7.5" deep in PNW clay, and I'm a million percent sure it's because infrequent watering. Don't get me wrong, my yard will win a contest between any yard in our neighborhood, but I make the grass work for it.

Beautiful!

Damn, looks like a got into lawn care a year to late. This would have been fun

Why not install a edge board to save all the never ending edging work.

This is my most used Fert. I used it on my flowers and trees in the yard. It works like a charm.

Excellent look!! Perfect straight line!!! Well Done!!!

For more suction, see the Toro dealer and order what I call the "kicker" blade for the 21" super recycler, my neighbor had the same remarks about suction in lush grass. The "kicker" fit right on there like it was made for it. This solved the problem, I was a Toro dealer for over 25 years before we sold the store. Wished we'd had the 60 volt stuff to sell.

Exact same technique I use...can't be beaten!

Any updates on tackling POA? Trying to decide how to deal with it. Sod cut it out or glypho with tenacity when I reseed, or just splurge on Velocity, or maybe some other concoction.

Thanks for showing me that...I am on it ...From Northern Canada...

Looks great! a tip for the curve section is to drive your stake at centerpoint inside the bed then tie rope to it. Pinch rope at desired point and go from edge to edge in an arc, like a pencil/compass, you can mark with paint if desired then cut away paint. Your lawn is gorgeous!

looks good

My Stihl edger works great

looks good my man

Is it necessary?

Halfway through i noticed the comments so had to skip forward............HE'S GORGEOUS!!!! He wants some comfy cushions in there! (and a canopy!)🥰 (Now i'll go back to the serious stuff!) Thank you for taking the time to review this got to find out now if they deliver to England.🤔

beautiful job!

We just bought one! We are excited to use it. Hopefully it will help on having to weeed whack so much. Question can you do this along a pathway to avoid tons of weed wacking?

Gorgeous lawn by the way

Run a clean edge with a trimmer........Not possible in my world. lol

My edges need doing. Now, I know how!

I bought a dethatching rake when i first mofed into my house 3 years ago. I tried it and really wanted tk like it. However, it was horrible for my Bermuda. All it did was wear me out and rip up my stolons. The Groundskeeper II, on the other.hand, is great (once you understand how to use it). For just leaf and debris removal, you dont push down. Just let the rake glide over and it does the job. If you want to remove thatch.or wash lines /tiger stripes then you put some downward force on it and it will pull that crap up out of the canopy. And, most importantly, it wont do nearly as much damage to the stolons in my Bermuda. I still have my metal tined leaf rake for leaf removal, but the Groundskeeper II is what i grab most iften now.

Sold . Thanks I just brought

I guess you mow as close as you can and then come back to level it down with an edger? Also I have mulch in my bed, would you add mulch all the way down the grass line?

I like to use a hose. I have a couple of beds with a free-form shape.