The Best Ways To Pick Pine Needles Up Off The Lawn
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I discuss all of the best ways I typically use to clean up the pine needles off the lawn from under my pine trees.
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10/10 for the best opening line of any tips and tricks video
I was just about to say that was one great joke!!
The best way is manual leaf collector, works very good for needles also.
"...one at a time..." LOL!
A little slow but it works! Lol
I can't believe somebody would make a video like this
He literally had like 10 pines needles on his lawn 🤦♀️ 😂
Thanks for this great video!
You are welcome and thanks so much for watching! 👌
My problem is in March 2022 we just had eight rather "fat" white pines and others taken down. The yard is a carpet of pine needles and pine cones and the sorry looking tree trunks. The trees had to come down for safety reasons at a cost of $6,000. No grass is growing under the "carpet." I see that they make lawn vacuums and maybe a landscaping company could do the job and clean up the 50-foot square area.
My best advice is to just grab whatever mower you have that has a bagger and go over the area a whole bunch of times on a low height of cut setting. It's mainly for just the vacuum effect. 50sqft is small enough that you should be able to knock it out quick!
The best idea to not have them in the ground is to cut down the tree 😄
Hmm, on obvious solution you present. Is it the best solution, not sure. :P
Not if you have a trillion pine trees that are 100ft tall
@@mister7596 yeah I live on the edge of the woods in the PNW, it’s all pine needles
The pine trees are not on our property (but still our problem).
Thank you!
So like I have 8 acres of pine needles to rake so I can get a mini donky
Hello :) we have a big garden we only go to in the summer with a lot of pine trees, so the grass by the time we arrive is completed filled with pine needles. Even we clean it out, there are so many trees that very quickly the grass is filled with needles again. What would you recommend? I was looking at lawn sweepers, although im not sure that would work with pine needles and specially in big amounts. I am just trying to think of an easy efficient solution. thank you!
Lawn sweepers work great in the fall when the majority fall and are on the surface. I still use the largest plastic tined rake i can buy and do a final clean up after to get the risidual.
Lol I have about 10 60ft pine trees there's probably 5k lbs of needles on one side of my yard
This sound sounds goofy but i use a scoop style snow shovel like a dust pan and a plactic rake tis fake in at 6) 90 gallion cans to bad you cant make wine out of them.....
I do the same thing! Came here hoping to find a simpler way! 😭
Trying to grow new grass but lots of needles falling onto the lawn. Having some success but need to remove the needles. When would you recommend dethatching. Baby grass only a week or two old. Very thin.
I wouldn't dethatch at all. Possibly on a relatively warm afternoon in early November id take a regular flexible time garden rake and very lightly and delicately use that by hand. Alternatively I'd look into buying a lawn sweeper with the flexible rubber tines and use that on an above grade setting. At this point you don't want to uproot anything, I'd rather keep the needles in place assuming they weren't completely mulching the area down than uproot the grass. I own this sweeper and it's not strong enough to pick up aeration cores but leaves and pine needed it should get enough up gently enough amzn.to/490D77f
What do u recommend for artificial grass. My neighbors pine trees are driving me crazy. I just paid over a hundred and fifty last month to get rid of them then a wind storm came and it’s worse than it was.
Probably a power sweeper
Our yard has kinda fallen to ruin since 2019 😅 no one else in the house wants to deal with it so it’ll be my job this spring. Luckily we don’t have grass I guess?
Ha! It's only possible to improve then so that sounds fantastic! :) Have fun with the process and enjoy the little wins all year long, you're not trying to win a prize after all. Good luck Terra!
I just use my lawnmower the bag catches everything even if I don’t have to the grass or if the grass was long enough and it got cut in the process I kill two birds with one stone always works
I don't know why people plant pine trees on properties, they make a complete mess
lol
Guilty as charged lol
So do magnolia trees. Pretty at first until they grow to a massive size and the roots tear up your yard.
Most people don't plant pine trees they're indigenous almost everywhere in areas where pine trees have been grown naturally and have been there a very long time and can't just cut them down because they're too close to buildings power lines etc. Pine trees grow very quickly and are very invasive.