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  • motorhead43026
    motorhead43026 Posts: 4,068
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    ^^^Look at the position of the seat backs, some serious gangsta lean going on.
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  • Tony M
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    Our neighbor across the street started to clean up a hedgerow, but his toe developed something, and he had to have surgery a couple of weeks ago. He barely got started.

    Well, my wife loves yard work to keep active, so she said she would help them out.

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    Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.

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  • Tony M
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    We edged the driveway on Sat. too.
    We've been lucky to have had some storms drop around 4" every other week or longer.
    I watered once in between them, though. The Crape Myrtles are blooming great. The Lawn is LUSH and thriving now. Our water bill should be lower.

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    Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.

    “Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.”
    --Mark Twain.

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  • machone
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    It looks like snake but it's not.
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    Eastern Glass Lizard
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  • Tony M
    Tony M Posts: 11,940
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    I saw one in my lawn a couple of weeks ago while mowing. I keep the St. Augustine level at 4" to 4.5", so this glass lizard has a jungle to slither through. :D

    Scared me for a second! I know what they are, so I instantly relaxed and kept mowing. The one I saw wasn't that long, though. Maybe a foot.

    Haven't seen it since. B)

    Here's a picture of how high the St. Augustine is:
    Thank God for having a self-propelled mower. :D
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    Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.

    “Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.”
    --Mark Twain.

    “If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.” - Steven Wright
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    #zillow
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  • aprazer402
    aprazer402 Posts: 3,456
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    Tony M wrote: »
    I saw one in my lawn a couple of weeks ago while mowing. I keep the St. Augustine level at 4" to 4.5", so this glass lizard has a jungle to slither through. :D

    Scared me for a second! I know what they are, so I instantly relaxed and kept mowing. The one I saw wasn't that long, though. Maybe a foot.

    Haven't seen it since. B)

    Here's a picture of how high the St. Augustine is:
    Thank God for having a self-propelled mower. :D
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    First time I really noticed someone's full thick St. Augustine lawn was just north of San Antonio around 1990. I was talking to the owner and my friend that lived across the street from him. We were all standing in the neighbor's driveway. The owner, an older man had just finished mowing. He was very proud of his lawn. I made a remark, "proud of what, where I live we'd call that stuff crabgrass and spray Roundup on all of it." He seemed to think I was not a nice person, he was actually offended.

    My friend told me he's quite particular about his lawn. My friend a Nebraska transplant to the area, said
    he thought the same thing the first time he saw St. Augustine grass. Not the same as fine Kentucky Blue, or a fine
    RTF fescue. That St. Augustine lawn was thick and weed free, thick like Zoysia grass.

    Tony your's looks great!!!!
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  • Tony M
    Tony M Posts: 11,940
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    I had my lawn just like this years ago.

    Thanks.
    It definitely keeps me moving.


    Many years ago, I took a vacation. I don't know what happened, but I felt the lawn back home should get a mowing. So I called a neighbor and asked if he could ride over with his riding mower (a BIG one) and trim my lawn a bit. He said sure, no problem.

    I got home he had SCALPED it to the ground! :o:s That's how he does his 2 lawns across the street. I had forgotten about that.
    Well, it took years for the lawn to recover from that. YEARS. :#

    The lawn guy next door to my left scalps their lawn to the ground too. I'm talking a 1/4" high (it seems) for all 3 lawns around me. They have Centipede, though, but it should be 1" to 2 1/2" in the summer. I cut mine at 2 1/2" last week because of the heavy rains and tall growth. It seems to like this height during this summer heat wave.

    I cut my neighbor's 1/2 Centipede / 1/2 St. Augustine lawn to the right of me the other day, and a few times already, because she's on a mission trip. I set the mower at 2" because her lawn is LOW anyway. I spread some Stay-Green on her front lawn a couple or 3 weeks ago, and it seems to be growing heck of a lot better. B)

    I tried this new (to me) fertilizer this year. It's from Lowe's Home Improvements only, or by mail order.
    Stay Green All Natural 16-0-10. It has GREAT reviews online!

    I got tired of using BLACK Kow manure every 2 years as a top coating. It NEVER went on sale. >:) I think it used to be 5.00 a bag, and now it's 6.50. I need about 30 bags each time. Maybe I'll buy some next Spring, maybe. :#

    I put this new fertilizer on my other 1/2 of the lawn, which is Centipede, and WOW, this is absolutely the BEST it has looked since I've been here. :)

    I also still put down some Milorganite 6-4-0 every 2 months or so, mainly to feed the Microbes. :D

    I have a stockpile of both brands now. Bought them on sale! :p
    Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.

    “Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.”
    --Mark Twain.

    “If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.” - Steven Wright
  • SCompRacer
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    That's pretty neat!

    A Mr. Bill knife rack would be kewl....

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  • aprazer402
    aprazer402 Posts: 3,456
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    Tony M wrote: »
    I had my lawn just like this years ago.

    Thanks.
    It definitely keeps me moving.


    Many years ago, I took a vacation. I don't know what happened, but I felt the lawn back home should get a mowing. So I called a neighbor and asked if he could ride over with his riding mower (a BIG one) and trim my lawn a bit. He said sure, no problem.

    I got home he had SCALPED it to the ground! :o:s That's how he does his 2 lawns across the street. I had forgotten about that.
    Well, it took years for the lawn to recover from that. YEARS. :#

    The lawn guy next door to my left scalps their lawn to the ground too. I'm talking a 1/4" high (it seems) for all 3 lawns around me. They have Centipede, though, but it should be 1" to 2 1/2" in the summer. I cut mine at 2 1/2" last week because of the heavy rains and tall growth. It seems to like this height during this summer heat wave.

    I cut my neighbor's 1/2 Centipede / 1/2 St. Augustine lawn to the right of me the other day, and a few times already, because she's on a mission trip. I set the mower at 2" because her lawn is LOW anyway. I spread some Stay-Green on her front lawn a couple or 3 weeks ago, and it seems to be growing heck of a lot better. B)

    I tried this new (to me) fertilizer this year. It's from Lowe's Home Improvements only, or by mail order.
    Stay Green All Natural 16-0-10. It has GREAT reviews online!

    I got tired of using BLACK Kow manure every 2 years as a top coating. It NEVER went on sale. >:) I think it used to be 5.00 a bag, and now it's 6.50. I need about 30 bags each time. Maybe I'll buy some next Spring, maybe. :#

    I put this new fertilizer on my other 1/2 of the lawn, which is Centipede, and WOW, this is absolutely the BEST it has looked since I've been here. :)

    I also still put down some Milorganite 6-4-0 every 2 months or so, mainly to feed the Microbes. :D

    I have a stockpile of both brands now. Bought them on sale! :p

    You're a good neighbor for doing that for them!

    I got tired of applying the lawn fertilizer etc. I have a lawn service that applies six steps, including grub treatment. They include free weed spraying at each app. I had them respray (free) once this year as I had a few areas with a couple nutsedge fronds that pop up, they are really hard to kill.

    I will have aeration done sometime next month. Maybe Milorganite then (good stuff). I haven't decided if I'll overseed, I did it last fall. The service is pretty fair on all their pricing but their seeding. I can easily buy and apply seed. They wanted $18.00/1,000 sq to apply 1.5 lbs. of seed per 1,000 sf. Say 9K sf it's $162. IMO 1.5 lbs per 1K sf is a pretty light application. My lawn is very established so I may skip the seed. I can buy 25 lbs. of good RTF for $99.00.

    My lot is 90' x 128' = 11,520 sf, less 1644 sq. house perimeter, patio and double drive. They charge $80.00 per app. which I think is fair, they use granular products and spray Q4 herbicide if I need the strong stuff.