How I'm Preparing For Spring Lawn Care

What are the first steps to spring lawn care?

Today I go over what I'm doing to prepare for spring lawn care in my yard and some of the things you can think about to prepare your lawn as well. Tasks like checking on soil temps to understand application timing, clearing debris off the lawn, cleaning up equipment, and oil changes are important steps to the beginning of the spring season.

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[ryanknorrlawncare]

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[jonbedker]

Quick tip for everyone. Get your mower out of garage after winter and make sure it starts. If it doesn't you can get it in the shop before they get backed up for weeks. Right around the time you need to be mow.

[ACKCSC]

You know a guy is serious when he details and waxes his mowers....
Glad to see its that time of the year
Welcome to spring!
Love your vids. Keep up the great work.

[zinoorr]

Ryan, I live in NJ and cleaned, raked and prepped my new lawn ready for its first Spring.. honestly, stayed a nice light shade of green all winter. I used all of your products and I’m convinced it’s as good as it is because of your products and your channel.

[lazarusgrey]

So glad these videos are back!🌱 Looking forward to starting the season!

[jerryhulsey]

We could've made a similar video at my house. The hose sprayer was broken at the threads, found a pressure tip and sprayed the grass off the bottom of my mower and trimmer and sprayed the bottom with a dry antistick silicone coating. Cut the cold burn off the fescue, did some much needed edging. Awesome info man, awaiting the next awesome video from you. Thanks for everything!

[TrevorHuinker]

This is the best of both worlds... lawn care and detailing cars... I mean lawn mowers!! Jealous of your somewhat warmer temps then us up here in the Twin Cities.

[blarneylawnsbymichael]

Love your videos ( also aesthetic as a DOP for profession). I just wanted to give you some information how lawn are workin in other parts of the world. I live in the south of Ireland. The deepest soil temperature I measured this winter was 9 degrees C so 48 F. The highest air temp last summer was 86F for 3days (average about 22C /71F). So we have cool season lawn that has an average growing season between 11 to 12 month per year. Or issue in the winter is the amount of rain during the winter month, as the grass growth but it is impossible to mow. So I have never seen a dormant cool season lawn in Ireland in the winter. Since 2years I have a Barenbrug RPR lawn in the front, and it’s great. This year the backyard will be renovated with the same. A lot of the chems that you can use in the US is not allowed in Europe, I still managed to get tenacity from the US. Always thankful for your tips, but have to find ways to adopt them to our climate and the laws

[theodoresmith]

I've been watching your videos for years and have always loved the cinematography. On top of that I have learned so much from your educational videos. For me, this has been the most enjoyable video. Maybe it is the soundtrack? Maybe it is the anticipation of the green-up of our lawns? Keep it up!

[nthegr]

Just got my mower out and changed oil and filters and greased all the bearings. Found that one tire was flat and needed to be replaced. Can’t wait to start mowing.

[joenobles]

Ryan awesome jams don't know who those were and thanks for the reminder about changing my oil catch you next time

[davidhires]

Haha I love how you want to wait for the soil to “set in” and dry up before you mow. I wish I could do that. Here in Seattle we are always mowing with soft saturated soil. If I waited for it to set in I wouldn’t mow until July.

[paulbaratta]

Did a nice clean up and light rake and good blow. Still 19 degrees expected for lows this week in New England! Temp of soil is around 39-42 degrees depending in sun. Hope it drys out some more and get to first mow and minor repairs soon. Got my new Ryan Knorr Simple Solutions box ready to go!

[jfuston]

Big fan of plasti-dip! As long as you do it right, it works great. Use it on all my cars wheels. Might get into doing entire cars, we'll see.

Thanks for the video's!

[Hakeamania]

Neighbors lawn across the street looks incredible! Looking forward to a great season of videos Ryan!

[MJorgy]

Plastidipping a new mower is genius. It will look brand new if you ever pull it back off. The red scuffs look cool, too.

[kikiyah]

Great video brother! It's finally starting to warm up here as well. Can't wait to start the season! We still have a bit of snow on the yard from though. Few more weeks to go!

[joebacarella]

Those were some beautiful stripes you had going in the back yard Ryan.

[kylegohawks]

That tool is a whole new neird level. Love it though. Keep it going we have learned so much. Thanks!

[thehandyhomeowner]

For that "first start" grab some starting fluid. Take off the air cleaner and spray some starting fluid in there. One or two pulls and it will be running and pull fuel through.