jmtigers

[quote]Just some type of bermuda from Hancock.[/quote] I overseeded some common with Royal Bengal last year. Worth considering. It came up quickly. It's still a little leggy but hopefully it gets better this season. Has a pretty fine leaf texture and decent color. ...

[quote]In May 2021, The Hague District Court in the Netherlands accepted the NGO’s arguments that Dutch law required Shell to align its business with the Paris Agreement objectives under the law’s “duty of care” obligation, and ordered the global oil giant to slash its CO2 emissions 45 percent by 20...

Even the yard mastery guy, who seems to be doing something to his St Aug daily and lives in Tampa where the grass doesn't go dormant, is resodding sections of his lawn seemingly every year. ...

[quote]lbs/1000SF[/quote] Likely 1lb/1000, but check with Hancock. There’s a lot of seeds in a 1lb of Bermuda seed. They are tiny. That’s why I use a carrier to spread them. ...

Guarantees you are getting at least a 4 year old bourbon at 100 proof. And it’s coming from one place. So if you see a bottle you’ve never heard of or tried before and it’s bottled in bond you know it’s got decent proof and age on it. And not a blend of MGP or something you’ve already had before. ...

[quote]I get doing this for tour players but for the average amateur this is stupid. [/quote] Say no to bifurcation. That’s part of what makes golf great. We all play the same game. ...

I did one out of perennial rye one winter. It was more of chipping green you'd say. I kept it at .25 with my greens mower. But, it was fun and a lot of work. Mowing all the time, Blowing leaves, top dressing with sand every month it seemed like. The problem with synthetic is they dont hold s...

[quote]Large patches of dead area in lawn - St. Aug[/quote] sod...

[quote]Does John Deere have any battery powered equipment? [/quote] They have an all electric zero turn. And in the golf business they've come out with a all electric greens mower recently. [img]https://www.deere.com/assets/images/region-4/products/mowers/walking-greens-mowers/sub-group-pag...

[quote]I'll be honest. That looks really good and I'm surprised. Centipede likes that 1-1.5 inch cut.[/quote] Thanks. I'm actually experimenting with a little bermuda seeding project in my backyard right now. Like one of the other posters said, my whole neighborhood is centipede yards and I'm p...