Welcome to Episode 11 on Fall Preparations.
Fall renovation season is here, and there has never been a better time to jump in on your lawn care program! Get your lawn in order this fall by focusing on your specific challenges, and targeting a few processes to execute while temperatures begin to drop.
We will navigate questions like when and why should I aerate and over seed? What is the difference between dethatching and scarifying? What if my lawn is thick and healthy going into the fall - can I do anything to better prepare for spring?
With so many mechanical processes to consider, it's important to approach your lawn this fall with the mindset of best practices whether you will be aerating, dethatching, burning down the lawn, or just maintaining going into winter.
We can be found @The.Grass.Station.Podcast on Instagram, and @GrassStationPod on Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok for real time interaction with my lawn. If you find this episode helpful please like, comment, share & subscribe.
The YouTube Channel is linked below. New video content from our project lawns will be uploaded in the coming weeks, so please subscribe to stay updated as content becomes available:
The Grass Station Podcast
Below are a few links to products I reference within the episode, and have used with successful results:
Amazon.com : Sun Joe AJ801E 13 in. 12 Amp Electric Scarifier + Lawn Dethatcher w/Collection Bag, Green : Patio, Lawn & Garden
Pro-HC Professional Grade Wi-Fi Irrigation Controller (hunterindustries.com)
Amazon.com : Syngenta 46256 Tenacity 8oz Herbicide, Clear : Patio, Lawn & Garden
N-Ext D-Thatch™ Thatch Digester | Greene County Fertilizer Company 855-606-FERT
Please consider becoming a supporter of the show by accessing our support page here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1725354/support
Welcome to Episode 11 on Fall Preparations.
Fall renovation season is here, and there has never been a better time to jump in on your lawn care program! Get your lawn in order this fall by focusing on your specific challenges, and targeting a few processes to execute while temperatures begin to drop.
We will navigate questions like when and why should I aerate and over seed? What is the difference between dethatching and scarifying? What if my lawn is thick and healthy going into the fall - can I do anything to better prepare for spring?
With so many mechanical processes to consider, it's important to approach your lawn this fall with the mindset of best practices whether you will be aerating, dethatching, burning down the lawn, or just maintaining going into winter.
We can be found @The.Grass.Station.Podcast on Instagram, and @GrassStationPod on Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok for real time interaction with my lawn. If you find this episode helpful please like, comment, share & subscribe.
The YouTube Channel is linked below. New video content from our project lawns will be uploaded in the coming weeks, so please subscribe to stay updated as content becomes available:
The Grass Station Podcast
Below are a few links to products I reference within the episode, and have used with successful results:
Amazon.com : Sun Joe AJ801E 13 in. 12 Amp Electric Scarifier + Lawn Dethatcher w/Collection Bag, Green : Patio, Lawn & Garden
Pro-HC Professional Grade Wi-Fi Irrigation Controller (hunterindustries.com)
Amazon.com : Syngenta 46256 Tenacity 8oz Herbicide, Clear : Patio, Lawn & Garden
N-Ext D-Thatch™ Thatch Digester | Greene County Fertilizer Company 855-606-FERT
Please consider becoming a supporter of the show by accessing our support page here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1725354/support