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LOC: Austin, TX
I'm trying to re-sod my front yard, but am unsure of the requirements needed to upkeep a zoysia lawn. I previously killed my last ST Aug lawn just due to neglect but that's changed and now want to make sure i put down the right type of...
Started by wakko on
, 11 posts
by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at turfgrass):
I also keep my zoysia fairly short, in fact.
Will have a golf-course, envy of the town, lawn.
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Ladies and Gentleman,
We are having a Maintence day on Sunday 11/12/2011 in preparation for Xmas Cup
We need to
Mow Lawns and Do edges.
General Clean up.
Patch and repair track
Repair Ag Line around track
Install A/C unit in the Canteen..
Like to see ...
Started by Corty on
, 9 posts
by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at lrrcc):
10:30 kick off
Hope to see.
!!! Due to availabilty of people we have moved the maintence day to the Sunday.
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Looking for some suggestions for my lawn. I am starting to get small circular brown spots in different ares of my lawn. Not sure if it could be a fungus or what. The areas in my lawn were under stress due to a lack of water. I wanted to sprinkle but it...
Started by TDclones on
, 14 posts
by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cyclonefanatic):
Not sure if it....
I am starting to get small circular brown spots in different ares of my lawn.
Here are some facts about my lawn and maintence of:
-I live in des moines for some suggestions for my lawn.
Coming off the spots.
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Ahhhh. The early 80s. The memory of rolling out of the Burger King parking lot in my 66 Chevelle in second gear and letting the clutch peddle slip out from under my foot and burning the tires for two blocks. All why balancing an open bottle of Southern...
Started by yeehaw1960 on
, 2 posts
by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bobistheoilguy):
According to a chatty EMS employee it was a a riding lawn.
Notice the ambulance in our neighbors driveway.
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Ahhhh. The early 80s. The memory of rolling out of the Burger King parking lot in my 66 Chevelle in second gear and letting the clutch peddle slip out from under my foot and burning the tires for two blocks. All why balancing an open bottle of Southern...
Started by yeehaw1960 on
, 3 posts
by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bobistheoilguy):
According to a chatty EMS employee it was a a riding lawn.
Notice the ambulance in our neighbors driveway.
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Ahhhh. The early 80s. The memory of rolling out of the Burger King parking lot in my 66 Chevelle in second gear and letting the clutch peddle slip out from under my foot and burning the tires for two blocks. All why balancing an open bottle of Southern...
Started by yeehaw1960 on
, 6 posts
by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bobistheoilguy):
According to a chatty EMS employee it was a a riding lawn.
Notice the ambulance in our neighbors driveway.
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Ahhhh. The early 80s. The memory of rolling out of the Burger King parking lot in my 66 Chevelle in second gear and letting the clutch peddle slip out from under my foot and burning the tires for two blocks. All why balancing an open bottle of Southern...
Started by yeehaw1960 on
, 8 posts
by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bobistheoilguy):
According to a chatty EMS employee it was a a riding lawn.
Notice the ambulance in our neighbors driveway.
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I'm not sure if this quite counts as homesteading, but it seems like a close enough fit. We have 1/2 an acre of "lawn" that's really just rocks and weeds. In the 4 summers (going into the 5th) we've been here, we've seen it tame a bit each year with less...
Started by marnee on
, 12 posts
by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at backwoodshome):
I have similar problem, only my it's for a lawn rather than a food....
I've always enjoyed the idea of a low/no maintence lawnIf you're not in a rush, compost, and use the compost on your lawn.
Thanks for the ideas.
Of ladino clover.
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Are these meant to run all day?
We do weekly maintence on residential homes and do not need a whole lot of power. I am looking for durabliity that is light weight.
Started by The Yard Dog on
, 10 posts
by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at lawnsite):
I have 2 and one is one season old and I liked it so much I bought another at the beginning of this season... .
If my Redmax dealer wasn't so far away, I'd keep buying them .
No problems whatsoever.
Used everyday.
Have one going on its third season this summer.
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Ok so my wife has wanted alpacas since she was a kid so we bit the bullit and got 4 of them . they are fairly maintence free as they mostly eat grass and a little hay but thats about it. now the problem is I just had them shorn and now I have 12 bags ...
Started by mb911 on
, 20 posts
by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at pelicanparts):
Great lawn mowers for 5 acres, and produce awesome garden.
Sold the 3 girls, have the 4 boys still.
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