when i want a straight edge i use the builders line AND a long plank of wood, doesnt have to be the full length of the line anything over 6 foot works, just keep moving it along the line. so much straighter and quicker as the string doesnt keep getting pushed away,
Hi Robbie, scarified late September 2020, but wasn’t great, overseeded and top dressed. Grass took well but very mossy now. Would you cut high, scarify again then feed, or Overseed again? Cheers.
Robbie - thanks for all the videos, which I find very useful. Following your tips as closely as I can, I'm just about to completely re-seed a failed lawn that I've heavily scarified and successfully de-mossed. Two questions for you: (1) Should I re-seed and then edge only when the lawn has grown, or would you typically cut your edge first to better define the lawn area and then re-seed? (2) How far in from the shadow line of surrounding tall rhododendrons should I ideally cut my edge to ensure the grass will grow (I'm using a shade friendly grass seed mix)? Many thanks James
Can't wait for next video. ....I've just purchased an acto royale for my front lawn .....have been following your videos and carried a renovation last season following your advice and my lawn looks 100 times better already.......got first mow in yesterday with the rotary so bit of iron and emerald fertiliser going on soon to give it a boost
Great video, many thanks. I have recently been working on the lawn adjacent to my driveway. The drive is curved and sweeping in parts. How do I create a consistent even crisp cut on the curves. The existing lawn edge is very irregular therefore I cannot reference off the existing curve. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Robbie, im looking to purchase a leaf blower - petrol or battery - i have a reasonable size garden plus a lot of trees. and i am about to commence a large scarify job that will need blowing up ! what machine do you recommend? it wont get really heavy use like you give but i want a powerful machine!
We use a husqvarna 580, it's one of the most powerful blowers out there and a milwaukee M18FBL battery blower for the smaller stuff. We have used the small blower for small renovations before and it worked well.
At the end of this video you mentioned a video about a "sickly and yellowish lawn" and how to fix it. Im wondering if you have made this video and if so, where can i find it? Cheers Robbie 👍
Hi Robbie. Quick question for you. I have just cut the grass for the first time last week. I bought some mo-bacter for treating moss. Would you spread it now or wait till April to use it? Appreciate your thoughts. I'm in Ireland too.
Hi Robbie, great video as usual 👍 just wanna ask you a quick question about my front garden and yes I live in N. Ireland.. my grass is a bit patchy in places,and there is a big hole in the middle where there was a bush,but it was removed.. and I had a patio and pavement put down few months back,and the guys put all the rubble etc on my grass in front garden.. can you give me few times on how to rectify my lawn,please and thank you 👍
By the sounds of it it's dead where the rubble was? This video is all about how to fix small areas th-cam.com/video/6ulUI4LV3jI/w-d-xo.html You could try that first. If it's a larger area then your going to have to turn the soil over and re seed or turf
@@Premier_lawns_official - cheers for the reply Robbie. I'm gonna try some top soil and seeds, can you recommend which top soil and seeds I should go for? And should I aregate my lawn prior to using top soil and seeding? Or when is the best time to do that aregation? Cheers..
Hi there, here you go uk.milwaukeetool.eu/en-gb/quik-lok-edger-attachment/m18-foph-ea/ and it needs a power head uk.milwaukeetool.eu/en-gb/m18-fuel-outdoor-power-head-with-quik-lok/m18-foph/
I Would love to see that video on sleeper install Robbie. I plan to put some in soon just haven’t got round to it after resowing my lawn last year . Obviously after watching copious amounts of your videos last year and this year, my lawn is now looking fantastic. Keep up the great work
Great video Rob.....nice edges! I am a fan of a nice edge, can't beat it 👌. I have a touch of yellow in my grass like your's so bring on the next video , I was thought it was due to too much rain? Or should I leave lawncare to you? 😬🤣🤣👍........keep it up pal your a legend!
New edging would be interesting to see - I've thought about trying a brick edge more than once. I'd also love another video on dealing on a lawn that's full of moss. Mine has a lot of parts that are more moss than grass and I worry scarifying won't leave much behind.
Great video Robbie, very curious what’s happening next🤔The new mower looks like a beast! I’m going to attempt a first lawn renovation this year (with your help thank you!) and I’m planning on investing in a cylinder mower myself. The Alletts remind me of my old grandads mower and I loved mowing with that!
Fantastic video Robbie, edging amazing and the new signing John Deere mower catches the eye for sure. I am looking forward to starting soon. Had my Hayter Harrier serviced so its in good shape. I am thinking of maybe getting a cylinder mower (Allett battery powered Liberty) if my wife will let me !
If you don't bite the bullet and order this week, you'll have more people ahead of you in the queue - and will only get it later. Buy any accessories at the same time (the cartridges are excellent if you have that option - particularly their scarifier).
Please can you explain in your video your remarks about it being a greens mower having 11 blades necessitating you cut lower. I understand more blades = better, closer cuts per inch/foot/cm which then means one CAN cut lower (and have a better more uniform finish at low heights), but is the converse true i.e. You CAN'T cut longer ??? I suspect (but please expand upon the technicalities) that having an 11 bladed reel mower is somewhat overkill if you are cutting at say 25mm..... one would not notice/reap the benefits, whereas to have a high quality finish at heights say below 15mm a 6 bladed machine might begin to show a wavy, undulating, washboarding effect on a short bowling green or putting type surface, where as the 11 bladed machine is the tool for that task. (Sorry I don't intend to be pedantic). I am really looking forward to seeing you take some of those lawns down to 10mm. It's a lovely looking machine. Hope to locate a groomer for it soon.
Hi Graeme Good question. The john deere is a professional level machine that's designed to cut between around 5mm to 12mm or there abouts. The newer versions of it will go down to 2mm which is a crazy height to be cutting grass at. Think of it as a racing bike, it's designed to go fast and isn't that great going slow. It's just how it is geared. In the same respect the extra blades are there to provide a finer cut, the lower you go the more stress is put on the grass and having the extra blades gives a finer cut with less stress on the grass. But it is geared wrong to give you a good cut at longer lengths, and that's when those extra blades start working against you. Hopefully that helps explain it.
@@Premier_lawns_official That's very kind of you to take the time to reply. I get it about the gearing. Perhaps in my own circumstances it's a case of all the gear and no idea !!! LOL. Looking forward to you giving us "the lowdown" this summer.
Hey I couldn't believe my eyes a John Deere lawnmower, Mr Milwalkee won't be too happy with you, it will be John Deere gloves you'll be wearing soon 😅😆🤣🤣😂😂🤣
Hey @Premier Lawns You Have been chosen as My Random Site of The Day For a Comment... Now I dont know much about Lawns, or History, and I dont do Trigonomo Tree. What you dont want is a great big Bush, All I need is a Mower Push.. Just you get your Lawny Trim, Im making this up as I go along.. LOL.. Anyways, Congrats on My First Random Site of The Day For a Comment.. I wonder who is next... Dont Ask Me.. Its Random.. Keep Mowing Peeps.. Unless your against all that sort of thing and respect Nature in all of its Life Forms.. Grow your Bush.. Keep it Green, And Save the Slugs.. Make an Amusement Park for them.. Slug Slide, Super Slug Slingshot Ride, or the Slug Ship Scooter Skelter Storm Cup in a Tea Ride Ride. Watch LawnmowerMan the Film, and get into virtual Reality, Hang on I got a Call, Aaaaaah. Transdimensional Rush into the AI components of the Internet.. How to get the perfect Edge.. Ask a Lemming... Just Dive In.. Use a Clipper.. Not a Giant Lawn Ship, Squawk... Eeeek .. Stupid Parrots... and a Half Moon Iron,, well Doing My Laundry In the Garden Naked at Midnight during the Half Moon, Just make sure that your Neighbours arent watching.. LOL Turfing Spade, good for them Voyeuristic Hangers on, and ... Well, when youve got a Powered Edger, On the Edge of Your Virtual but, somewhat Real Transdimensional, Six Slug Splash World, oriented Clipper Flapping, Naked Obsession, You can just Electrify anybody that steps onto your Lawn, Thanks @Premier Lawns... Random Site of The Day For a Comment, May or May not, be every day, and also maybe more or less, sometimes more, and maybe Less or none. Depends on whats happening, I suppose.. sometimes, and then return back again.. Whatever it is, Just Have Fun Everyone... Smiley, Smiley.. YAY
the swardman is a piece a shit..they are upgrading the motor because its been burning out with thicker american grass..and the verticutter is not a verticutter..its a dethatcher ..the john deere is far better in every way apart from looks..the swardman does look good but its crap.. id replace the sleepers with concrete kerbs, brick or stone and put them on a wet mix..that way you do it once and they dont move
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when i want a straight edge i use the builders line AND a long plank of wood, doesnt have to be the full length of the line anything over 6 foot works, just keep moving it along the line. so much straighter and quicker as the string doesnt keep getting pushed away,
Great tip thanks
Thank you for the video
Glad you enjoyed it 👌
Hi Robbie, scarified late September 2020, but wasn’t great, overseeded and top dressed. Grass took well but very mossy now. Would you cut high, scarify again then feed, or Overseed again? Cheers.
That's a hard call. Best to look at why the moss is back so soon. Shade, compaction, thatch, dampness etc. Better to tackle the cause 👍
Robbie - thanks for all the videos, which I find very useful. Following your tips as closely as I can, I'm just about to completely re-seed a failed lawn that I've heavily scarified and successfully de-mossed. Two questions for you: (1) Should I re-seed and then edge only when the lawn has grown, or would you typically cut your edge first to better define the lawn area and then re-seed? (2) How far in from the shadow line of surrounding tall rhododendrons should I ideally cut my edge to ensure the grass will grow (I'm using a shade friendly grass seed mix)? Many thanks James
Can't wait for next video. ....I've just purchased an acto royale for my front lawn .....have been following your videos and carried a renovation last season following your advice and my lawn looks 100 times better already.......got first mow in yesterday with the rotary so bit of iron and emerald fertiliser going on soon to give it a boost
Happy days ❤️👍
Great video, many thanks. I have recently been working on the lawn adjacent to my driveway. The drive is curved and sweeping in parts. How do I create a consistent even crisp cut on the curves. The existing lawn edge is very irregular therefore I cannot reference off the existing curve. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Mark it out with some paint out of a spray tin
With your advice on moss last year doing what you said my lawn looks brilliant thanks for the advice
Good man
Smart job mate.. the season is soon here.. hope all is good
thanks mick, mower is cutting like a dream
Robbie, im looking to purchase a leaf blower - petrol or battery - i have a reasonable size garden plus a lot of trees. and i am about to commence a large scarify job that will need blowing up ! what machine do you recommend? it wont get really heavy use like you give but i want a powerful machine!
We use a husqvarna 580, it's one of the most powerful blowers out there and a milwaukee M18FBL battery blower for the smaller stuff. We have used the small blower for small renovations before and it worked well.
No hate but I have never found a blower quicker or tidier than a landscaping rake on my garden. I got rid of my Honda blower because of this
At the end of this video you mentioned a video about a "sickly and yellowish lawn" and how to fix it. Im wondering if you have made this video and if so, where can i find it? Cheers Robbie 👍
I think this is it th-cam.com/video/QFb7jzM75yQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you 😊
Keeping a sharp edge over time would be good. Are the metal or plastic edge products worth using?
Plastic tends to break. Sleepers make the best edge
Hi Robbie. Quick question for you. I have just cut the grass for the first time last week. I bought some mo-bacter for treating moss. Would you spread it now or wait till April to use it? Appreciate your thoughts. I'm in Ireland too.
Never had any success with mo bacter
Damn. Have it bought now. Could I use it and scarify also?
@@Premier_lawns_official Hi Robbie. Would you aerate a lawn at this time of year?
@@mikecleary8307 we are aerating today 👍
You can aerate any time if ground conditions allow and it's not to wet
@@Premier_lawns_official Ah nice one. I bought a Draper Steel Lawn Aerator Five Prong. Hopefully it will work well.
Robbie would you aerate or scarify a lawn first? Just gave it its first cut of the year last week.
Hi Mike
I made this video to answer that very question 👍
th-cam.com/video/72BMdvuTRAE/w-d-xo.html
Henton and chattel based in Nottingham are my go to for all spares for pretty much any machine. I'm guessing the yellowing is snow damage?
Nope, we only had a few days of snow
My lawn is yellow too. Looking forward to the next video.
So is mine, hehehe
Nice and neat. Just like the haircut Ive given myself this morning lol. Seriously though great tips to get things looking good
Haircuts, god mine is terrible haha!
@@Premier_lawns_official for sick of waiting. Started last March. It's about 80% ok which will do for me lol.would much rather be cutting grass
Great video Robbie, hope this weather lasts to help you get plenty done, 👍
You and me both!
Some good tips Robbie looking forward to the next one.
Thanks David, hope you have a great weekend
Great vid Rob, going to do my first cut tomorrow due to awesome weather in Devon keep up the good work matey 👍🏻⚓️🍺
Happy days, mowing time is away from the missus time!
Tyrcyk m
👍🏻 for the sleeper replacement vid. Cheers!
❤️✅
Hi Robbie, great video as usual 👍 just wanna ask you a quick question about my front garden and yes I live in N. Ireland.. my grass is a bit patchy in places,and there is a big hole in the middle where there was a bush,but it was removed.. and I had a patio and pavement put down few months back,and the guys put all the rubble etc on my grass in front garden.. can you give me few times on how to rectify my lawn,please and thank you 👍
By the sounds of it it's dead where the rubble was?
This video is all about how to fix small areas th-cam.com/video/6ulUI4LV3jI/w-d-xo.html
You could try that first.
If it's a larger area then your going to have to turn the soil over and re seed or turf
@@Premier_lawns_official - cheers for the reply Robbie. I'm gonna try some top soil and seeds, can you recommend which top soil and seeds I should go for? And should I aregate my lawn prior to using top soil and seeding? Or when is the best time to do that aregation? Cheers..
Great video and good tips as always Robbie.
Thanks Scott
I need to cut and edge my lawn! In Scotland in February who would have thought!
Happy days, get too it!
Hi Rob, once again another superb video. They are really appreciated by us all. You're new mower looks awesome. Keep them coming mate
👍
Thanks, Gary, hope you have a super weekend!
Can you give me the model of edger you are using please
Hi there, here you go uk.milwaukeetool.eu/en-gb/quik-lok-edger-attachment/m18-foph-ea/
and it needs a power head uk.milwaukeetool.eu/en-gb/m18-fuel-outdoor-power-head-with-quik-lok/m18-foph/
Love it Robbie 👌🏼🏴👍🏼
Thanks Rob ❤️👍🙂
New mower looks amazing. Any recommendations of places to get a cylinder mower in northern Ireland?
Where abouts are you?
@@Premier_lawns_official Newtownabbey
@@bobbywinder6579 Keys Brothers in Hillsborough
Great job. Yes please re sleeper replacement video! Cheers
Rodger that
yes plz would love to see that
Great video Robbie looking forward to your next video hope you're well
Thanks Mack, are you still doing the vids?
Yes still making TH-cam videos just not had any time to do one yet this year but I've got one coming out this weekend
Good lad 🙂
Great video. Can't wait to start my lawn care season. That's a great mower, you will be mowing a lot ay 10 mil but it will look awesome.
That's where some tricks of the trade come in
Great stuff
Thenks!
I Would love to see that video on sleeper install Robbie. I plan to put some in soon just haven’t got round to it after resowing my lawn last year . Obviously after watching copious amounts of your videos last year and this year, my lawn is now looking fantastic. Keep up the great work
Thanks Allen. Who knows, you might get your wish
Bought a Swardman Electra can’t wait for it to arrive 😀
Alan you lucky duck 🦆
ASMR Very relaxing video
ZZzzzzz :)
Nice one Rob, I think I'll be saving up for that powered hard edger looks the dogs B.."""cks and at last we get to see the John Deere in action
Excited to see how you do with your new toy and how it compares to your rotary. Also, why the grass is yellowing and how you can solve that.
I'm looking forward to getting the new mower out 👍🙂
how about ya Robbie, i use an old throw away handsaw, perfect fella..
Great job
Great video Robbie as always 👍
Thanks, hope you are keeping busy
@@Premier_lawns_official yes, busy this week and making hay while the sun shines. Thatch hay 😆
@@dagtailgroundmaintenance good to hear
Great video Rob.....nice edges! I am a fan of a nice edge, can't beat it 👌. I have a touch of yellow in my grass like your's so bring on the next video , I was thought it was due to too much rain? Or should I leave lawncare to you? 😬🤣🤣👍........keep it up pal your a legend!
Thanks, too much rain never helps anything
New edging would be interesting to see - I've thought about trying a brick edge more than once. I'd also love another video on dealing on a lawn that's full of moss. Mine has a lot of parts that are more moss than grass and I worry scarifying won't leave much behind.
There is no end of lawn renovation videos on my channel already 👍
Nice dude! Can’t wait to see that JD in action 💪🏽🌱
Thanks Sam ❤️
Great video Robbie, very curious what’s happening next🤔The new mower looks like a beast! I’m going to attempt a first lawn renovation this year (with your help thank you!) and I’m planning on investing in a cylinder mower myself. The Alletts remind me of my old grandads mower and I loved mowing with that!
Best way to spend a Saturday
A Sleeper replacement video would be awesome as I'm going to be doing a similar project soon.
I think that will be a video for next winter 👍
Nice Edge😁
Thanks ❤️
Love the videos, brilliant 😊
Thanks Frank 👍
Fantastic video Robbie, edging amazing and the new signing John Deere mower catches the eye for sure. I am looking forward to starting soon. Had my Hayter Harrier serviced so its in good shape. I am thinking of maybe getting a cylinder mower (Allett battery powered Liberty) if my wife will let me !
I would love to have a go with one of those
Nice video...I'm sure you've mentioned it before but what's the dog's name?
That's bella!
Excellent video bro 👊
Thanks John ❤️👍😁
I’m about to bite the bullet and bu an allet... I’ve been saving for years!
Get it done!
If you don't bite the bullet and order this week, you'll have more people ahead of you in the queue - and will only get it later. Buy any accessories at the same time (the cartridges are excellent if you have that option - particularly their scarifier).
@@GC987 thank you.
Looking forward to seeing the new mower in action, looks proper boss! Will look good at 10mm cut I'm sure. Is that leaf spot/blight there you have? 🤔
Looking forward to getting it out ❤️🐑
Please can you explain in your video your remarks about it being a greens mower having 11 blades necessitating you cut lower. I understand more blades = better, closer cuts per inch/foot/cm which then means one CAN cut lower (and have a better more uniform finish at low heights), but is the converse true i.e. You CAN'T cut longer ??? I suspect (but please expand upon the technicalities) that having an 11 bladed reel mower is somewhat overkill if you are cutting at say 25mm..... one would not notice/reap the benefits, whereas to have a high quality finish at heights say below 15mm a 6 bladed machine might begin to show a wavy, undulating, washboarding effect on a short bowling green or putting type surface, where as the 11 bladed machine is the tool for that task. (Sorry I don't intend to be pedantic). I am really looking forward to seeing you take some of those lawns down to 10mm. It's a lovely looking machine. Hope to locate a groomer for it soon.
Hi Graeme
Good question.
The john deere is a professional level machine that's designed to cut between around 5mm to 12mm or there abouts.
The newer versions of it will go down to 2mm which is a crazy height to be cutting grass at.
Think of it as a racing bike, it's designed to go fast and isn't that great going slow.
It's just how it is geared. In the same respect the extra blades are there to provide a finer cut, the lower you go the more stress is put on the grass and having the extra blades gives a finer cut with less stress on the grass. But it is geared wrong to give you a good cut at longer lengths, and that's when those extra blades start working against you.
Hopefully that helps explain it.
@@Premier_lawns_official That's very kind of you to take the time to reply. I get it about the gearing. Perhaps in my own circumstances it's a case of all the gear and no idea !!! LOL. Looking forward to you giving us "the lowdown" this summer.
@@GC987 sounds like you have a nice lawn mower in the shed?
@@Premier_lawns_official I think we’d all be inclined to say that 😎⛳️
Best not to strim with pets or people at close hand. I edge with a slight angle so that the lawn doesn't bulge over if working near the borders.
Good point
Hey I couldn't believe my eyes a John Deere lawnmower, Mr Milwalkee won't be too happy with you, it will be John Deere gloves you'll be wearing soon 😅😆🤣🤣😂😂🤣
Too dear!
Hey @Premier Lawns You Have been chosen as My Random Site of The Day For a Comment...
Now I dont know much about Lawns, or History, and I dont do Trigonomo Tree. What you dont want is a great big Bush, All I need is a Mower Push.. Just you get your Lawny Trim, Im making this up as I go along.. LOL.. Anyways, Congrats on My First Random Site of The Day For a Comment.. I wonder who is next... Dont Ask Me.. Its Random.. Keep Mowing Peeps.. Unless your against all that sort of thing and respect Nature in all of its Life Forms.. Grow your Bush.. Keep it Green, And Save the Slugs.. Make an Amusement Park for them.. Slug Slide, Super Slug Slingshot Ride, or the Slug Ship Scooter Skelter Storm Cup in a Tea Ride Ride. Watch LawnmowerMan the Film, and get into virtual Reality, Hang on I got a Call, Aaaaaah. Transdimensional Rush into the AI components of the Internet.. How to get the perfect Edge..
Ask a Lemming... Just Dive In.. Use a Clipper.. Not a Giant Lawn Ship, Squawk... Eeeek .. Stupid Parrots...
and a Half Moon Iron,, well Doing My Laundry In the Garden Naked at Midnight during the Half Moon, Just make sure that your Neighbours arent watching.. LOL Turfing Spade, good for them Voyeuristic Hangers on, and ... Well, when youve got a Powered Edger,
On the Edge of Your Virtual but, somewhat Real Transdimensional, Six Slug Splash World, oriented Clipper Flapping, Naked Obsession, You can just Electrify anybody that steps onto your Lawn,
Thanks @Premier Lawns...
Random Site of The Day For a Comment, May or May not, be every day, and also maybe more or less, sometimes more, and maybe Less or none. Depends on whats happening, I suppose.. sometimes, and then return back again.. Whatever it is, Just Have Fun Everyone... Smiley, Smiley.. YAY
Smile and have fun ❤😁👊
Don't strim with the dog near you mate !
Yep, been told off already!
An eleven blade John Deer, sounds like you will be mowing at least 3 times a week !!!
Certain things can slow that down ;)
Probably some "Primo Maxx" ! I think "T Nex" is the generic version.
I wouldn't like to say.
Fair enough I am sure will see in an upcoming video this year, Love your channel
@@richardharwell a jar of primo would cost more than the mower 😛🤠😂
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the swardman is a piece a shit..they are upgrading the motor because its been burning out with thicker american grass..and the verticutter is not a verticutter..its a dethatcher ..the john deere is far better in every way apart from looks..the swardman does look good but its crap.. id replace the sleepers with concrete kerbs, brick or stone and put them on a wet mix..that way you do it once and they dont move
A nice granite would be fab