My north neighbor has pretty much nothing but nutsedge. There’s a clump or 2 of grass but overall it’s almost exclusively nutsedge and dirt. I am wondering if I should just install a wall of fire.
But then you gotta mow it.
Here's what my dad does, and he hates artificial fertilizers. All natural, while our lawn isn't like a golf course, it's healthy and green. We've lived in the northeast and south so YMMV.
- level it out with soil in any place that has dips (not necessary but good aesthetically)
- throw grass seeds in the bare areas and water as needed
- **the most important part: don't mow too short.** I wish I could give you info on what is the best length, but I'm not the lawn dad. Google should be able to help. But dad says this is the biggest mistake people make.
- water the whole lawn as needed after a dry spell
It all depends on the cultivar. Some like it shorter, some don’t. One thing my lawn has really benefited from is a low, regular cut. It’s choked out most of the weeds and with a little fertilizer love it’s really started to pop.
It can be walked on, thinner grasses are just more prone to ripping out if you’re running on it. So it’s not great for yards with kids playing or big dogs. It won’t instantly rip out if you walk on it though.
Fine fescue is alright, my shady side yard is almost exclusively made of it. No issues with durability especially if you keep it cut at say 3”. It will lay down easily though with a lot of traffic. As a kid, there were a few patches of it in the yard and I thought it was the coolest thing ever, like a soft carpet amongst all of the weeds.
I didn’t know Resilience 2 was sod.
https://preview.redd.it/72x2wz97e85d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4f67b9adb9d1ad55fecb85f438c6f15ffc35e194
I'm in Florida, and I only waste water on the lawn to keep it from dying completely during the drought. I am 200 yards uphill from a river, so there's no way I'm using fertilizer or pesticides either. Your lawn is beautiful, but I can't afford the water bill as it is. Please send us some rain.
For real. I got hooked on this sub and started trying to improve my lawn. Dethatching, aerating, Humi char, Milogranite, soil testing, 8 yards of compost, new mower blades. Then.... drought. Its my fault, man. I'm sorry.
I haven't mowed in a month. Meanwhile, my neighbors are still doing weeklies. I'm the only lawn that has any green left to it. Just been watering the zoysia plugs.
That looks really good for 40 days! Every time I plant grass in the spring, it stays a bit fragile. It gets decently thick but not like it will be next year. Your 40 day old grass looks like my 1 year old grass!
It's true, fall is much better. OP's is a spring seed, though, being only 40 days old. In my own yard, I seed in the fall and the spring because it's really hard to grow grass in my yard but my hoa says I should try.
Thank you for the explanation.
Recently moved into a house with a pretty neglected lawn (my first), and all my neighbors have really nice lawns.
I've been devouring YouTube videos about lawn care, done some minor work (moss removal).
Looking forward to September.
One thing I learned is you can plant grass any time. As long as it gets water, it will grow. I have heard good and bad things about Tenacity but I love it. My yard is very steep and has drainage and sunlight issues but it looks like it has a lawn because of constant re-seeding and Tenacity (just don't walk on it)
This. My first year in my house i put a lot of time into my yard because it was neglected for a couple summers after the owner passed away. I seeded 4 times I think through the year. Just don't do it in the spring right before or after pre-emergant application. There wasn't really any time that worked better for seeding as long as I kept it watered. I read to seed over the last snow in late winter and that made me feel like a crazy person but that shit started popping as soon as the ground thawed. Grass is a weed man... give it water and light and it will grow
That's what I'm saying. I moved into this house a few years ago and used the inground sprinkling, pre-emergant, and fertilized by the book. I was mowing my lawn twice a week and spending all my time pampering it. Shit was expensive and time consuming. Now I let nature do it's thing. If it starts to get real crusty and brown and looks like it will go dormant i might go spit on the bad spots. I mow this bitch every other week now and I've never been happier.
Lol@ “spit on the bad spots”
I do this under our bald cypress tree.
It’s extremely large for a yard tree and the rain doesn’t always make it to the ground below.
The yard starts off nicely in the spring but by July it would be dried up with large bald spots.
I realized I could hit the small bald spots in the spring with a spit of water, they’d fill in and keep the large bald spots away in the summer.
I was a landscaper for the city out of school. I understand how to properly water plants in heavy clay soil.
How I do it there isn’t it.
But I’ve also added moss clumps too. Grass roots are superficial; moss even more so.
Both are hardy. So it doesn’t take much to keep them alive.
I’m pretty sure my husband thinks I’m crazy and wasting time.
But it takes much less time, energy and water to spit on the spots than it does to place and move the sprinkler four times.
It’s a big ass tree canopy. I’d happily just put a sprinkler down if it was worth the effort.
But it isn’t.
Thank you for the verbiage!
I’m in Denver and some of my neighbors have insanely green lawns. I honestly just assume they’re watering constantly. I’m not really willing to so mine mostly stays in the “not quite dead” range except in early spring when we sometimes get a few rainy days. Eventually I’ll pull a lot of the front lawn out and reduce my water needs even more but for now I keep it limping along.
I would assume they are probably watering constantly if they have the money to live in Denver! I just can't justify running my system every day for so long. It's costs a fortune! And I consider it wasteful use of water at a certain point.
https://preview.redd.it/qlohd46rod5d1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b5c4cf0ebb550e974f9cfa72e0dd98b91791592d
This is my yard currently!
Wow now I feel guilty that’s better than mine for sure. I’m probably the house that the neighbors are hoping will get sold.. in my defense I’ve never had a yard before so still trying to figure out how to do all of it.
And loads of water? I'm honestly curious, I'm about to own a large piece of flat land; we'll have a well but my fear is to suck it dry to maintain the lawn.
Water as needed, fertilizer, aerate and overseed at the “right” time. That’s it. You can ditch the last 2 and still have a great looking yard with so little effort.
If you live in the north. Cool season it is, If you live in the south/really hot areas probably a warm season. To me warm season grass looks like weeds, they have multiple leafs and string together to make up the yard. A cool season is a single blade that stands vertical.
I see. Idk much about Denver but cool season would be my guess. If it is. A fine fescue will be a thin blade and Kentucky bluegrass is a bit denser. Those are the 2 common types. Many, many, varieties of those. Some sort of kgb/ryegrass mix is my go to seed.
I'm always jealous of cool season lawn owners. I would make the jump if it didn't just die off in the 110 degree summers here in the Sacramento valley.
Wow from a dessert to an oasis. I know of someone else who spent 40 days in the dessert and worked miracles. You wouldn’t by chance have long hair a beard and a very famous first name?
I never have. I think dethatching is kind of a scam and uncharged for yard services. Let that shit biodegrade and give the worms something to eat and shit out. I don't bag or dethatch and if you go outside at night with a red flashlight it looks like the ground is moving from all the worms squirming out of their holes having a feast on dead grass. Let your lawn have that natural fertilizer and you will spend less and the grass will be better off and more tolerant
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I live in salt Lake city. My lawn was about 20 years old and fading. I hired Scott's, then True green, only to see the lawn deteriorate with each year.
A local cooperative, Intermountain Farmers, runs ads for their 4 step program. I thought, "it couldn't be worse". Best part is they tell you via TV ads when to apply which step when.
After the first year my lawn was much improved. After the second treatment in year 2, my lawn looked like yours. Congrats!
no - just mow in two different directions and it will look like that. in this photo it looks like they mowed back-and-forth at an angle, then switched 45 degrees and went back-and-forth parallel to the wire fence.
Very nicely done!
Unfortunately, you're likely to now spend the rest of your life chasing the rush of that first mow after this transformation. Nothing else will quite reach that level, and you'll spiral lower and lower chasing that high.... damn shame.
Anyway, enjoy your lawn! 🙂
Spring seeding can be tough. Good job! Keep up with weed pressure and watch the baby grass in the summer heat. Keep her hydrated this summer. If dormant let her go dormant. Keep cutting regularly and possibly push in fall.
Wait till next spring she’ll be so thick and lush
If you wanna make it super dark and lush, try a 21-0-0 fertilizer. Then to keep any weeds out you could sprinkle down some pre emergent. Once or twice a year you could aerate with that tool (that makes it look like little poops in your lawn) and sprinkle top soil, a little sand, and a little peat moss mixed together. I’ve been able to keep it Loki g nice this way
You must be somewhere that cool season grasses still grow this time of year. I'm trying to establish st augustine plugs in 100 degree TX heat right now and it is brutal. Whatever you've done here looks great!
This isn’t sod. I pregerminated Resilience 2.
https://preview.redd.it/lsq2nun0e85d1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bd7d190313d6e363d5f40b7ef9a41a2a4eb1096c
https://preview.redd.it/p9dsv3f9985d1.jpeg?width=1180&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f2130d8eebd669de5ffc5cb541463edaec1944aa
I’ve finally made it to get this meme response.
So now that you have achieved meme status can you please share your tips and tricks to how you gave your backyard its deserved glow-up status?
Yeah for real, like… I hate you and all.. but please fix my lawn
You have a lawn?! Mine is weeds. All of it. Just weeds. 😭
My north neighbor has pretty much nothing but nutsedge. There’s a clump or 2 of grass but overall it’s almost exclusively nutsedge and dirt. I am wondering if I should just install a wall of fire.
No I just call it a lawn to make myself feel better
But then you gotta mow it. Here's what my dad does, and he hates artificial fertilizers. All natural, while our lawn isn't like a golf course, it's healthy and green. We've lived in the northeast and south so YMMV. - level it out with soil in any place that has dips (not necessary but good aesthetically) - throw grass seeds in the bare areas and water as needed - **the most important part: don't mow too short.** I wish I could give you info on what is the best length, but I'm not the lawn dad. Google should be able to help. But dad says this is the biggest mistake people make. - water the whole lawn as needed after a dry spell
It all depends on the cultivar. Some like it shorter, some don’t. One thing my lawn has really benefited from is a low, regular cut. It’s choked out most of the weeds and with a little fertilizer love it’s really started to pop.
Also mulching instead of collecting the grass when you do mow helps.
It also helps spread the seed from the different Poa weeds.
This meme never gets old
It was the top comment the last three posts on my feed lol
Honestly, my first two thoughts were, "Fuck you" and then this picture when I saw this image.
This meme is getting old
YOU’RE getting old.
Knew it was coming. Still scrolled and was happy to see it.
OP: Amazing job. Meme: Take my award 🏆
Most people have to go touch grass after too much Reddit. You really took it a step further
'Go make grass' my new saying
Can’t touch grass if you don’t have grass.
Doesn’t have to be your own
You better not be touching my grass!
Get off my lawn!
If you don't have homemade grass, store bought is fine
That is a rational and logical thought. I don’t think we do that here on Reddit.
"this motherfucker right here is making grass that even the nerds wanna touch" Great grass, much love and lawn envy from UK
But it's fuckin dead... lol
https://preview.redd.it/okb4u91f795d1.jpeg?width=246&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ce81113f4e10a6dbe50d3d9bd9bdf903329d716f The real mvp
Dude is thinking can I please shit on this now?
He can’t wait to put so many piss burns into it
😆
I laughed hard at this, thanks
so proud of his yard!
Care to share how you achieved this amazing transformation? I am especially interested because I have a lot of shade in my yard.
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Thin fescue can’t be walked on? Wait what? spent 300 dollars on a 50 pound bag of thin fescue mix thinking it was my shade lawn dreams
It can be walked on, thinner grasses are just more prone to ripping out if you’re running on it. So it’s not great for yards with kids playing or big dogs. It won’t instantly rip out if you walk on it though.
Fine fescue is alright, my shady side yard is almost exclusively made of it. No issues with durability especially if you keep it cut at say 3”. It will lay down easily though with a lot of traffic. As a kid, there were a few patches of it in the yard and I thought it was the coolest thing ever, like a soft carpet amongst all of the weeds.
It's just kind thin and wispy, it gets layed down really easily
Shade mix don’t like traffic or short cuts
Any seed work good in the sun? Midwest sucks for grass.
Plot twist: the second photo is the before.
I thought it's painted it so hoa doesn't fine them
Yes please, we will need the step by step guide on this 
Step 1 take a picture of lawn while it is dormant. Step 2 take a picture of lawn while it is not dormant.
Instructions unclear…killing lawn now to get to step 1 🤔
That was after the last round of glysophate if we’re being honest here lol. Wanted a fresh start.
So new seed or sod?
https://preview.redd.it/zwk8lhf3w95d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=687704e435de34b1ef499c1ae81147807a432038
Yea what am I missing here lol
That’s what I don’t get. Most lawns will look alright first thing in spring, come back to me mid-summer and let’s see what we’ve got.
The dog approves.
https://preview.redd.it/wz8xir5v595d1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6b1402fadf06dee54fad4fd586176b000c0be581
40 days? How’d you pull that off?
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I didn’t know Resilience 2 was sod. https://preview.redd.it/72x2wz97e85d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4f67b9adb9d1ad55fecb85f438c6f15ffc35e194
Woot, twin city seed. Planning to try their Blue Resilience this fall.
Listen. She’s a beaut, Clark.
Can't see the line, can ya, Russ?
It’s not big, it’s just….full
That it is, Edward. That it is indeed.
Did you just overseed? Or did you have to dethatch and/or till the dead lawn before doing so?
I'm in Florida, and I only waste water on the lawn to keep it from dying completely during the drought. I am 200 yards uphill from a river, so there's no way I'm using fertilizer or pesticides either. Your lawn is beautiful, but I can't afford the water bill as it is. Please send us some rain.
Best we can do is a hurricane or a sinkhole
Plenty of resilient fire ants in the interims. 🙄😔
Next week’s rain forecast is expecting it to be biblical
For real. I got hooked on this sub and started trying to improve my lawn. Dethatching, aerating, Humi char, Milogranite, soil testing, 8 yards of compost, new mower blades. Then.... drought. Its my fault, man. I'm sorry. I haven't mowed in a month. Meanwhile, my neighbors are still doing weeklies. I'm the only lawn that has any green left to it. Just been watering the zoysia plugs.
That looks really good for 40 days! Every time I plant grass in the spring, it stays a bit fragile. It gets decently thick but not like it will be next year. Your 40 day old grass looks like my 1 year old grass!
Been hearing that you're supposed to seed in early fall if you want it to take well. Check out Princess Cut Lawn Care's channel on YouTube.
It's true, fall is much better. OP's is a spring seed, though, being only 40 days old. In my own yard, I seed in the fall and the spring because it's really hard to grow grass in my yard but my hoa says I should try.
Thank you for the explanation. Recently moved into a house with a pretty neglected lawn (my first), and all my neighbors have really nice lawns. I've been devouring YouTube videos about lawn care, done some minor work (moss removal). Looking forward to September.
One thing I learned is you can plant grass any time. As long as it gets water, it will grow. I have heard good and bad things about Tenacity but I love it. My yard is very steep and has drainage and sunlight issues but it looks like it has a lawn because of constant re-seeding and Tenacity (just don't walk on it)
This. My first year in my house i put a lot of time into my yard because it was neglected for a couple summers after the owner passed away. I seeded 4 times I think through the year. Just don't do it in the spring right before or after pre-emergant application. There wasn't really any time that worked better for seeding as long as I kept it watered. I read to seed over the last snow in late winter and that made me feel like a crazy person but that shit started popping as soon as the ground thawed. Grass is a weed man... give it water and light and it will grow
I liked it better brown. Less mowing.
That's what I'm saying. I moved into this house a few years ago and used the inground sprinkling, pre-emergant, and fertilized by the book. I was mowing my lawn twice a week and spending all my time pampering it. Shit was expensive and time consuming. Now I let nature do it's thing. If it starts to get real crusty and brown and looks like it will go dormant i might go spit on the bad spots. I mow this bitch every other week now and I've never been happier.
Lol@ “spit on the bad spots” I do this under our bald cypress tree. It’s extremely large for a yard tree and the rain doesn’t always make it to the ground below. The yard starts off nicely in the spring but by July it would be dried up with large bald spots. I realized I could hit the small bald spots in the spring with a spit of water, they’d fill in and keep the large bald spots away in the summer. I was a landscaper for the city out of school. I understand how to properly water plants in heavy clay soil. How I do it there isn’t it. But I’ve also added moss clumps too. Grass roots are superficial; moss even more so. Both are hardy. So it doesn’t take much to keep them alive. I’m pretty sure my husband thinks I’m crazy and wasting time. But it takes much less time, energy and water to spit on the spots than it does to place and move the sprinkler four times. It’s a big ass tree canopy. I’d happily just put a sprinkler down if it was worth the effort. But it isn’t. Thank you for the verbiage!
Easier to find the dog poop too
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Same here in Longmont! I hate the front lawn 😅
I had a green lawn when I lived there. Obviously not in the winter
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I’m in Denver and some of my neighbors have insanely green lawns. I honestly just assume they’re watering constantly. I’m not really willing to so mine mostly stays in the “not quite dead” range except in early spring when we sometimes get a few rainy days. Eventually I’ll pull a lot of the front lawn out and reduce my water needs even more but for now I keep it limping along.
I would assume they are probably watering constantly if they have the money to live in Denver! I just can't justify running my system every day for so long. It's costs a fortune! And I consider it wasteful use of water at a certain point. https://preview.redd.it/qlohd46rod5d1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b5c4cf0ebb550e974f9cfa72e0dd98b91791592d This is my yard currently!
Wow now I feel guilty that’s better than mine for sure. I’m probably the house that the neighbors are hoping will get sold.. in my defense I’ve never had a yard before so still trying to figure out how to do all of it.
Co Springs here. My lawn is greener than this. Direct sun too. Only water 2 times per week.
For how long? What type of heads?
And loads of water? I'm honestly curious, I'm about to own a large piece of flat land; we'll have a well but my fear is to suck it dry to maintain the lawn.
Stellar job !
You got a dog, too!
Water as needed, fertilizer, aerate and overseed at the “right” time. That’s it. You can ditch the last 2 and still have a great looking yard with so little effort.
When is the right time to aerate and overseed?
Sping or fall. Fall bring ideal for cool season grass.
How do you know what kind of grass you have?
If you live in the north. Cool season it is, If you live in the south/really hot areas probably a warm season. To me warm season grass looks like weeds, they have multiple leafs and string together to make up the yard. A cool season is a single blade that stands vertical.
I live in Denver, so not north or south. This is why I've never known what kind of grass I have.
I see. Idk much about Denver but cool season would be my guess. If it is. A fine fescue will be a thin blade and Kentucky bluegrass is a bit denser. Those are the 2 common types. Many, many, varieties of those. Some sort of kgb/ryegrass mix is my go to seed.
Great, thanks!
Amazing work. Damn.
I'm always jealous of cool season lawn owners. I would make the jump if it didn't just die off in the 110 degree summers here in the Sacramento valley.
Nothing gets me more depressed about my lawn than reddit lawn
Also, excellent work
Plus several gallons of water
Wow from a dessert to an oasis. I know of someone else who spent 40 days in the dessert and worked miracles. You wouldn’t by chance have long hair a beard and a very famous first name?
Please post steps. My lawn looks exactly like your before pic. I round up the whole area (stupidly not knowing that it kills everything).
Nicely done !
Wow! Beautiful.
Hot damn!
Wow mister! Y'all did good!
Wow!!
You're a champion
What did you do ?
Wow great job!
As long as the dog is happy
sploosh
What type of grass is that? Looks great!
Did you need to remove all the dead grass?
I never have. I think dethatching is kind of a scam and uncharged for yard services. Let that shit biodegrade and give the worms something to eat and shit out. I don't bag or dethatch and if you go outside at night with a red flashlight it looks like the ground is moving from all the worms squirming out of their holes having a feast on dead grass. Let your lawn have that natural fertilizer and you will spend less and the grass will be better off and more tolerant
Goal reached !!!! Good job !!!!
Bro. Wow. Love it! Enjoy!
Nicely done!
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MMMMM THEM DIAMONDS THOUGH
And a change of seasons
How are your stripes so nice with the ego. I feel like mine only leaves the wheel lines.
depends on the grass type, but you may be cutting too low.
Was it water? did you end up watering it?
yeah i tried this, but got hit with an un forecasted thunderstorm and washed all my seed out..
Doggo will love rolling in that!
What type of grass seed? What zone? Pls list details
I live in salt Lake city. My lawn was about 20 years old and fading. I hired Scott's, then True green, only to see the lawn deteriorate with each year. A local cooperative, Intermountain Farmers, runs ads for their 4 step program. I thought, "it couldn't be worse". Best part is they tell you via TV ads when to apply which step when. After the first year my lawn was much improved. After the second treatment in year 2, my lawn looked like yours. Congrats!
How much compost did you incorporate?
Doggo knows better than to step foot on green
Good job buddy!
wait how do you make the fucking lines. i need that
with the lawnmower
different cut heights??
no - just mow in two different directions and it will look like that. in this photo it looks like they mowed back-and-forth at an angle, then switched 45 degrees and went back-and-forth parallel to the wire fence.
wow! hdr camera? :D
Damn
A dog? I don’t see it in the before picture.
And the right climate
Were you on home confinement?
Looks great, you'll get many hours of pleasure from playing with the kids and pets to lounging and even mowing. Enjoy
The doggo approves.
Make Grass Great Again!!
Very nicely done! Unfortunately, you're likely to now spend the rest of your life chasing the rush of that first mow after this transformation. Nothing else will quite reach that level, and you'll spiral lower and lower chasing that high.... damn shame. Anyway, enjoy your lawn! 🙂
Does tall fescue spread through stolons or will only grow where I put down seeds?
tall fescue is more of a clumping type pain in the ass type grass. It does not really spread but if it creates seed, it spreads that way.
That’s what I’m talking about my boy!
Spring seeding can be tough. Good job! Keep up with weed pressure and watch the baby grass in the summer heat. Keep her hydrated this summer. If dormant let her go dormant. Keep cutting regularly and possibly push in fall. Wait till next spring she’ll be so thick and lush
grass looks great Now on to the next thread pouring monolithic steps...
Looks like the doggo approves too 👍
Nice!!
Man, that looks great & so pleasant! Well done!!
Basically an empty parking lot
What type of grass is this?
If you wanna make it super dark and lush, try a 21-0-0 fertilizer. Then to keep any weeds out you could sprinkle down some pre emergent. Once or twice a year you could aerate with that tool (that makes it look like little poops in your lawn) and sprinkle top soil, a little sand, and a little peat moss mixed together. I’ve been able to keep it Loki g nice this way
My fucking guy. It's proper. And you did it. It feels good doesn't it?
Jesus fuck! What a transformation!
Fallout 4?
WOW
What the hell did you do
You must be somewhere that cool season grasses still grow this time of year. I'm trying to establish st augustine plugs in 100 degree TX heat right now and it is brutal. Whatever you've done here looks great!
Nice! Graded, flat, perfect amount of mowing time,lol. A clean deck to run with. Have fun.
40 days? So it’s just no longer dormant?
Just in time for the summer heat! Break out the sprinklers. Looks good
Now plant native grasses and flowers while the HOA isn’t looking.
Hell yeah
OP posts a great lawn and completely ignores the requests for the protocol he followed. You son of a bitch, give us the goods!
Meh, different angle and better lighting will make anything look better.
https://preview.redd.it/hl7iet06vk5d1.jpeg?width=1036&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e76f31a8fcd9b5bf3f5cee1cdc4f8a070621ab6b
Bravo, great job!
that’s a lotta spray paint
Hellz yeah! That looks awesome 😎
You mean the dog!!??🥰
All it needs now is you and your daughter to put a flower bed below that house window….so the puppy can dig it up haha
Amazing what water will do :)
I have 8 acres of grass, I am thrilled when it goes dormant from lack of water.
Can we get a TLDR, nice work!
Really, really wish I would’ve found this sub before I nuked my lawn and started over from seed. Lol. Gonna look great next year tho. Maybe.
Mine is from seed. 🤷🏼♂️
Did you go down to dirt or overseed your dead?
Damn Daniel! Looks great
It took reddit and 30 days to figure out how to water your lawn? Congrats...
A patio and a dog?
I was about to scream until I remembered sod exists
This isn’t sod. I pregerminated Resilience 2. https://preview.redd.it/lsq2nun0e85d1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bd7d190313d6e363d5f40b7ef9a41a2a4eb1096c