Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[spcmafia]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

My lawn is just "grass". Well at least 40% of what grows in it is grass. I am not a lawn guy.

[Stephen W.]

I cut my grass more often if I had something like this to do it with.

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Depends on the grass (and whether or not you cut it at the optimal time). I have zosia in the back and bermuda in the front. With either, if you let it get too long the clippings are so thick it just chocks your mower every 10 feet if you don't bag it. I hate yardwork so mine always gets too long.

Last couple of seasons though, I've used a lawn service so it's gotten a lot easier!

This is why I want turf all my yard, so never have to worry about it

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

This is why I want turf all my yard, so never have to worry about it

Gross

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

This is why I want turf all my yard, so never have to worry about it

It may seem like a chore to maintain the grass, garden, yard in general.. but it's a great excuse to be outside and you get to decide what lives and what dies.

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[NoHaveMSG]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

It may seem like a chore to maintain the grass, garden, yard in general.. but it's a great excuse to be outside and you get to decide what lives and what dies.

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And drink beer while being productive.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Depends on the grass (and whether or not you cut it at the optimal time). I have zosia in the back and bermuda in the front. With either, if you let it get too long the clippings are so thick it just chocks your mower every 10 feet if you don't bag it. I hate yardwork so mine always gets too long.

Last couple of seasons though, I've used a lawn service so it's gotten a lot easier!

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

It may seem like a chore to maintain the grass, garden, yard in general.. but it's a great excuse to be outside and you get to decide what lives and what dies.

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I already do that here lmao

Also I play soccer (both indoor & outdoor) plus walk my dog, so I do get enough outside part.

Biggest thing is, my dog is a female, so it kills the grass. That's what happened to my old house. We had a very front yard. I got some nice grass going and by the end of the summer, she killed every inch of that grass lol

[spike021]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

All the house owner w grass. Do you put grass in the trash bag before putting it in the garbage bin or dump it directly into garbage bin?

My parents' city provides a separate greenery bin.

[spcmafia]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

I already do that here lmao

Also I play soccer (both indoor & outdoor) plus walk my dog, so I do get enough outside part.

Biggest thing is, my dog is a female, so it kills the grass. That's what happened to my old house. We had a very front yard. I got some nice grass going and by the end of the summer, she killed every inch of that grass lol

I know the feeling, there are ways to prevent this, one is to teach them only pee at a certain spot, also keep your grass properly watered as well as your dog, there are treatments that lower your dog's nitrogen level in their pee. There are also solutions and grass treatments that helps against that. Sunday company makes products that target these issues.

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

And drink beer while being productive.

Amen brother

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[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by spike021

My parents' city provides a separate greenery bin.

Yeah same w my sis-in-laws. I did look into it in my area, but looks like they don't have one.

Originally Posted by spcmafia

I know the feeling, there are ways to prevent this, one is to teach them only pee at a certain spot, also keep your grass properly watered as well as your dog, there are treatments that lower your dog's nitrogen level in their pee. There are also solutions and grass treatments that helps against that. Sunday company makes products that target these issues.

That I didn't know, thanks!

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

It may seem like a chore to maintain the grass, garden, yard in general.. but it's a great excuse to be outside and you get to decide what lives and what dies.

Nope, still a chore, no matter how you dress it up. If I sit on the front porch, listen to a book, drink beer and watch someone else do it for $40, does that count as being outside?

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Nope, still a chore, no matter how you dress it up. If I sit on the front porch, listen to a book, drink beer and watch someone else do it for $40, does that count as being outside?

Depends on whether the porch is fully enclosed or not.

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