How to RENOVATE a SMALL LAWN - Cheap & Easy!

Get BIG RESULTS for a SMALL LAWN in an AFTERNOON WITHOUT renting AERATORS or heavy equipment. Follow these EASY TIPS for smaller lawns that are easy on you & your BUDGET! Stop wasting time & money and get a simple lawn solution that works.


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[Arcturus]

This guy has the best lawn care videos. Informative, concise, tells you step by step procedures, lists all the products he uses, and he shows you the before and after results, complete with no irritating music or irrelevent and rambling off-topic personal stories. Very good work Silver Cymbal.

[Athispointwhocares]

You know I thought id be watching videos like this when Im in my 30s... Im only 19 man lmao

[redguy]

You should rake before applying seed to create groves in the soil. Then spread a thin layer of peat moss to cover your seed. Raking after applying seed will spread your seed and create bare patches and thicker spots in your turf

[PMTcommenter]

Wet helpful and straight to the point. No 10 minute life story, just the info we wanted. Thanks!

[testmcgee]

Straw. I grab a bale or 2 of straw when I restore lawns. They are cheap and available at feed stores. Break them up and spread them out over the re-seeded area. The straw layer keeps the ground from getting too hot or too cold and helps keep the soil moist. The new grass will grow right through the straw layer and eventually the straw will compost into the soil.

[michaelaryeh]

This is the most informative and straight up lawn care video ive ever seen

[russellbenson]

SC, another tremendous video for those of us with smaller property and or areas to revive and treat after the searing summer heat damage. Thank you as always for for sharing sir!!!

[pleasantcrew]

Oh my goodness this video was amazing! My wife and I just bought our first home and this tutorial will come in handy. Thank you!

[abeltesfaye]

This is my favorite channel for anything related to lawn care.

[Striperman]

I just did last week. Mowed at 1/2 " with my Liberty 43, used the Groundskeeper 2 rake in two directions, over seeded and covered with Peat Moss. Its been 6 days and the lawn is looking great already. Simply fix for Summer stress, fungus or insect damage . Weather is perfect now for cool season lawns here on LI.

[kidlatazul]

Thank you! I have a micro lawn, in very poor shape after this summer's heat and drought. I'll try your method this week. By Spring it should look great.

[Albertelmstreet]

this is going to be the project for this weekend, time to save my pathetic lawn

[bryankosidowski]

Love it! Your videos are practical and so easy to follow . I loved seeing your homemade sprinkler again. I made three of them myself and love em!

[dnfwme]

Oh man this is the simplest method I have seen after watching so many videos. People make videos for Pros but not for a homeowner who has another job. Great Video.

[kevyelyod]

My wife’s boyfriend uses this method too.

[PammyRock]

Thanks for the tips! This summer was brutal on my lawn in some areas, so I will definitely use your tips for revitalizing it.

[AFROGUIDER]

beautiful content, we all love lawns, thats what we spend most our day here in Calgary- mowing lawns 16 hours every day.

[zoomzoombabe]

You may not know this sir…but you’re a lawnsaver…not all heroes wear capes! Hero🦸🏻‍♂️

[cjlaviation]

I don't even own grass and I loved this video! Will keep in mind if I ever do! :)

[bymilliebphotography]

Your videos are pretty perfect. Everything seems so well thought out, shot & edited. I love how easily you explain everything. You truly give me the confidence i need to tackle my diy projects. I have no idea how videos of this caliber can ever receive a thumbs down! As far as i am concerned your videos are the standard by which i will measure all other diy & home/ yard improvement videos & of course the first channel i will search for topics of interest. Thanks a million for these incredible top quality videos. Just two videos in with incredible content & consistentcy & i am hooked & was compelled to SUBSCRIBE!!! Beyond happy i found you!