Lawn Care

Homeowner with a bumpy, weedy lawn needs safe, low-cost, short-term improvement methods for a kid-friendly yard before shoulder surgery limits activity, with plans for future regrade.

Homeowner with Bermuda grass lawn returned from vacation to find patchy, blue-tinged discoloration likely caused by fungus or nitrogen burn after fertilizing and heavy rain, seeking advice on diagnosis and treatment.

A water timer is reducing PSI/GPM causing sprinklers to barely function, and the user needs a timer that minimizes pressure loss.

Homeowner needs to choose a low-maintenance, shade-tolerant grass type for a partially shaded lawn in a hot climate, balancing cost of water and maintenance.

Homeowner needs to identify and treat fungal lawn disease but cannot determine type or proper course of action despite efforts to rule out mechanical causes.

Clients on biweekly lawn mowing schedule generate less profit per visit due to heavier cleanup, but the mower feels unable to charge appropriately and loses money compared to weekly clients.

Lawn has uneven light and dark spots, possibly due to delayed pre-emergent application and weed pressure from adjacent open land.

Aftermarket agitator for Echo RB60 spreader strips out during normal use with light fertilizer loads, and a higher quality replacement is not easily found.

Homeowner needs to remove a variety of weeds and an immature tree without chemicals while preserving Bermuda grass.

Unable to grow grass in a small backyard despite multiple attempts with different seeds and manual labor.

Hundreds of small juniper stumps remain after trail clearing, tall enough to hit the lawnmower deck, making the walking trail impassable for mowing.

Need to efficiently remove weeds growing along a fence line without effective tools or methods.

Need to eliminate burr clover from a lawn in Phoenix without harming existing flowering plants like jacaranda and rose bushes.

Has a large patch of invasive ground cover (likely periwinkle) covering 3/4 acre and wants to remove it cheaply without hiring heavy machinery.

Need a spreader with pneumatic tires to reduce physical strain from a bad back while spreading.