I think about 90% of the passengers on our disney cruise got sick the first night from the waves. My daughter and I felt absolutely nothing but my wife was puking her guts out for a few hours. She was also on that nausea stuff they give you.

the literal buffet and walk up burger and fries at all hours of the day and night pretty close the unlimited ice cream was also an A for me.

Q4 in my sprayer has done wonders for me with crabgrass.

I would say that I'm certainly starting to have to literally carve out time to make this stuff happen, rather than a few years ago. My uncle is a big "pay the professional" guy and my father in law is a big "I'll do it myself" guy so like any son in law I try to impress the father in law with...

10/4. I'm going to go with soil erosion as a couple of the back yard trees have roots that are close to the tree popping up outta the ground above the mulch, combined with root competition, so that makes sense. I'll probably go with the mulch idea in the spring time. That sedge weed shit...

Is that somewhere I can pick up the fertilizer or I pay and they come to me? I'll be totally honest, I've been doing it basically on my own the last two years from Grass Pad and I've really enjoyed it. Grass Pad has done great now that the sprinkler system has fully kicked in and the terrain...

I'll post a couple photos here shortly for context.

I'm told that may be the best strategy. Thank you.

My cousin's wife's dad owns a lawn care company and he said broad mulch underneath the trees may be the best option to look better.

Damn. The grass everywhere around it looks fantastic too. Probably part of it. I'm doing something wrong lol

Gotcha. Some spots get good water, others don't as it's right next to the sidewalk and those spots just get pelted with sun in the summer. I use Heat Wave from Grass Pad, which is supposed to beat the heat technically. Wondering if maybe it's a watering issue?

You ever get dryer spots in the yard when it gets deep into the summer or does your plan tend to fix that year to year?

Good time for this question, if anyone knows. I have evergreen trees that line my yard, front to back, along the sidewalk going around the curve. Along most of the sidewalk, when it gets into the summer, grass completely stops growing. I'm told from family that grass will never grow under...

Haven't watched a snap on theirs yet this season.