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I have been using King Green this spring/summer to fertilize and control the weeds in my lawn. I know that I need to seed and aerate, but wanted to know if $400+ is a good price. I have a nice size lawn. (lot is .33 acre)
I have been using King Green this spring/summer to fertilize and control the weeds in my lawn. I know that I need to seed and aerate, but wanted to know if $400+ is a good price. I have a nice size lawn. (lot is .33 acre)
I pay less than half of that for the fall weed/feed/seed and aerate, for the same size lot.
I pay less than half of that for the fall weed/feed/seed and aerate, for the same size lot.
The best thing about selling my house? Not having to deal with trying to grow and tend a lawn in red clay anymore..........Just make sure you aerate FULLY preferably when the ground is wet or your efforts will be futile.
The best thing about selling my house? Not having to deal with trying to grow and tend a lawn in red clay anymore..........Just make sure you aerate FULLY preferably when the ground is wet or your efforts will be futile.
When I bought my home 11 years ago I was excited about yard work. That lasted about two months. Fortunately I can afford basic lawn care, so I just get to sit outside and enjoy the fruits of someone else's labors.
I was instructed to water my lawn heavily if it hasn't rained prior to my aeration date. That task falls within my skill set.
When I bought my home 11 years ago I was excited about yard work. That lasted about two months. Fortunately I can afford basic lawn care, so I just get to sit outside and enjoy the fruits of someone else's labors.
I was instructed to water my lawn heavily if it hasn't rained prior to my aeration date. That task falls within my skill set.
Good for you, I HATED taking care of that lawn only to watch it burn out by July 4th anyway unless I watered it all the time. Last year I hired a guy to aerate the lawn and the guy does it in dry weather!! I was like what in HELL are you doing!! Well no more for me... up north I will get a decent lawn IF I buy a house....and thats a big if..
because you can't advertise your business on this site...hint hint
really..... you can't say "I would charge about x"?
I've got to figure out how big my front yard is, then I might PM you, I'm getting to the point of raising the white flag.
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