5 SIMPLE steps to a PERFECT lawn - lawn care for beginners

Would you like a perfect lawn? Follow these 5 simple steps to perfect lawn care I will be explaining some simple steps that will help you create the perfect lawn with some basic lawn tips and know-how. There are 5 easy step by step instruction that can fix an ugly lawn, so you can DIY lawn care, help maintain that perfect lawn - watch this now to find out more about lawn maintenance.

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[petefroud]

Nice tips a dull blade is a real no no . Micks Mowers sent me.

[lawncare-u]

A great, simple tuition with the main best things to do for a great lawn.

[TheFullyChargedGardener]

I am always amazed by how much thatch comes out of a lawn. Bootiful stripes chap 😀

[williamwallacedebruce]

Great It looks like everything I've been doing has only encouraged the moss and the dandy.

[nathonhamilton]

Thankyou very much for some good information....the music is good

[rbthegardennannyllc]

Wow so much good information. Now truly is this something you would recommend for a woman who does her own lawn? These machines they look tough for you to push some. Thanks for the information. I love the tip of raising to the next to highest. Love the double strip as well.

[themotivatedgardenergarden]

Nice one team PL i almost forgot what a lawn looks like with the sun on it....A third off it's good advice it dose allow the blades to contuainly photosyntsize stay strong...But you know yourself some home owners expectations are blade one sides and back value for money over lush green lawns a higher setting on grass cuts down on moss too as you know but going back to your previous video communication is key thanks guys 😁👍👍👍

[lukesters]

I turned 50 last year and developed a sudden need to have a good lawn..I think it’s in built to our genes..once you hit fifty…I didn’t give a shit before….spent 8 hours in the last 2 weeks scarifying, aerating, seeding and dressing our terrible small lawns…I bought a cheap Vonhaus Scarifier which is now in my view the single greatest invention ever made by man…..seeing the thatch come out is an almost orgasmic experience…and mystifying…I can’t believe how much there is….anyway so I followed your brilliant advice and when I’d finished while it looked terrible the lawn looked like a lawn i see other have in Autumn… rather than a shiny nightmare…seeded and dressed and now watering like there’s no tomorrow…sadly weather decided to be ridiculously hot but doing my best..thank you for the wonderful inspiration

[butler]

Mick mowers sent me over as well. Subscribed, liked and rang the bell. Best lawn is one that you don't need to mow or weed. Thanks for the video.

[jugbirsingh]

Easy and simple, can’t get any better. I look forward to finding a video on treatments on your channel. I’m going through your vids 1 by 1.

Thank you kind robbie 🇬🇧 Leicester

[traciebarrass]

Thank you for tips, I’m so pleased you mentioned a spongy lawn, is down to thatching, my mums is really bad but looks love. Thank you 😊

[maxwellsgrasscuttingservices]

Great stuff Robbie, every day is a school day.

[alias-_unknown]

Great video mate! Just finished doing a basic mow on my driveway and wanted to find out what to do after and this video had some amazing tips!
Thank you 💪🏼

[Ystadcop]

Thank you. I've been cutting the grass far too short. That would explain the clover and weeds. I'll let it grow out a bit and then just cut a third down.

[mackthomas]

Premiere video Robbie great advice I'm really enjoying the videos

[chrishale]

Mick mowers sent me over. Liked/subscribed. Looking forward to going thru videos. I like a strpped lawn done properly.

[mattwharton]

Liked and subscribed! Love this video. How would you deal with poa trivielis?

[barryjervis]

Hi Robbie thanks for all the information contained in your videos.
I have a problem with moss and planning on aeration and scarification which way round would you recommend?
Also I plan to over seed and top dress as I'm figuring under all the moss there is little to no grass, can I put down iron sulphate to kill any left over moss from scarifying when I am top dressing??
Thanks is advance, one of your many subscribers, Barry.

[asimansar]

Wonderful video, I like watching your videos very much, what’s the best way to kill lawn weed. I have sprayed few weed killers couple of time but no good. Please help, thank you.

[Minkywhispers]

Robbie, How often is too often for cutting the lawn? i have to cut mine on the highest setting (PerRyeGrass) every 3 days. is this too much? If i dont, i would be taking more than a 3rd off the grass blade. Its a new lawn so its fast growing and its fed every month.