Step by Step Lawn Renovation - Top Dress, Over Seed LEVEL

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Step by step UK August Lawn Rennovation including Scarification, aeration using hollow tine, overseeding, top dressing and levelling.

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[sheffanakookoo]

I found this the best lawn care video on YouTube, great advice 👍🏻

[TIM-LAWN]

It's a nice lawn! I'm watching from Japan.

[Scottyschannelmtb]

Hi Matt just letting you know really appreciate your videos mate 👊🏻👌🏻

[shion_lwn]

I used the same compost spreader for the first time a few days ago! my top soil was very moist and there were so many clumps (soil). it was heavy for me to roll the spreader :-S but I really like this tool. Thank you for the video! Glad to see the whole process!!

[dooovde]

A good tip for the edging is to cut out the sod and flip it around. You can then seed over the bit that was on the edge after packing it with topsoil. The cut edge with roots is far more stable than newly planted grass seed and has better chance of staying in place.

[florinhribal]

This video is amazing, thanks mate, very helpful. 👍👍👍

[mjj]

I'm a lazy sod(pardon the pun)this time of year but it gives me a challenge next Spring to get the lawn looking great again.

[Lanaman]

Bro, 😳, that, I believe, has got to be your best video to date, awesome 👍🏾

[SpeedbirdAircrew]

Can’t wait to see the results, done a lot of repairs to mine last week and waiting for germination .... 😀

[rgsaxo]

Looking great, I did similar at my mums but to a lesser standard. All fun and learning. Hope it all takes for you

[guardzenit]

Thanks for teaching, there are still so many things to learn for me! As an german engineer but lazy man and lover of a good lawn i have concentrated on good robotic lawn mowering and automatically watering in my garden, this helps a lot. But some of your actions are confronting with cables and pipelines in the ground. Before corona crisis i had some woman in my garden telling their husbands ''see, this is a good lawn has to look like'' but I'm a child whithout experience against your practice!! Sorry for bad english but best wishes and thanks even there is a brexit. Have a nice day.

[liamfrancis]

I found using a plastic rake much better than a metal one. 👍 the plastic rake picks up only the cores and no grass/thatch etc.

Great video!

[Stuvonful]

Another great video! The new shoots pushed through on my renovation yesterday - very relieved! 😅

[peteslawncare]

I was not sure at first if this was a credible source, but when I saw the New balance sneakers I knew I was in the right place.

[MrPaulyoung]

Great video as usual mate....im on day 19 after my renovation and today I'm doing my first cut 😃

[andreasplattner]

Great Video. There is nothing more satisfying than the sound of the scarifier crushing the cores 🙂 By the way, I used the power rake attachment on my reno couple of weeks ago and it seems to pick up or crush almost every core. Try and see how it works for you.

[collyb]

Another informative video, cheers.
I started my renovation back while we were in lockdown as a last resort before ripping it up and replacing it with something which was less offensive on the eye.
I have followed your tips and advice, but just using the most basic of equipment ie garden fork, spring Tyne rake, and muscle power.
I have become a bit obsessed with it to be honest, and, at times, have wondered whether I have been wasting my time, but, finally, I mowed it yesterday, and I now have beautiful stripes for the first time.
I can’t tell you how chuffed I am.
There is still lots of room to get it better, but I am now at a point where I feel all the work is paying off.
Thanks for your steer on feeds etc, some of which I have used to great effect.

[stevebyl]

That aerator looks good. I have a hollow tine with the 4 tubes but it works awful on my clay soil with the plugs constantly getting stuck, so I have resorted to using a garden fork. Something like yours looks ideal though as there is a recess for the plug to fall out, or at worst be picked out

[ionutgroza]

I'm waiting the results👏👏👏👏well done

[conorbarry]

Great video. Liked and subscribed for future content.
Any advice for a rocky lawn?
Lawn is compacted with building rubble, with poor drainage. The aerator always hits a stone and does not do much good.