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Snapprhead27

Between yesterday and today I was able to finish ripping up the big stones in the bed and pull all the weeds and stray grass that was growing in it from when they re did my front lawn. I got more drainage rocks put on the bottom then added Preen and put the big rocks back on top. I'll post some before and after pictures. Then yesterday I also picked up a "New" used Honda mower. What a huge difference from my old one I had.
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Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
Snapprhead27

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Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2024#1343

Looking good 👍

M.H.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,798 postsSince 2018
Snapprhead27

[USER=78]@Chevy1[/USER] do the maple need to be trimmed for winter?

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Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2024#1345

[USER=78]@Chevy1[/USER] do the maple need to be trimmed for winter?

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No, do not prune maples until early spring and then basically it’s just remove any deadwood or any crossing branches

M.H.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,798 postsSince 2018
cany
canyCOMMUNITYnoreaster.com2024#1346

No, do not prune maples until early spring and then basically it’s just remove any deadwood or any crossing branches

Mine gets pruned every Fall no issues with it

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CornField
AdmiralOriginal Crew41,109 postsSince 2018
Snapprhead27

No, do not prune maples until early spring and then basically it’s just remove any deadwood or any crossing branches

Thank you!!

Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
cany
canyCOMMUNITYnoreaster.com2024#1348

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CornField
AdmiralOriginal Crew41,109 postsSince 2018
Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2024#1349

Mine gets pruned every Fall no issues with it

You wouldn’t know if there was an issue unless it was dead😂

M.H.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,798 postsSince 2018
cany
canyCOMMUNITYnoreaster.com2024#1350

You wouldn’t know if there was an issue unless it was dead😂

Been here since 92 when Mom planted it so Im guessing no issues

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CornField
AdmiralOriginal Crew41,109 postsSince 2018
Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2024#1351

Been here since 92 when Mom planted it so Im guessing no issues

Luck is on your side. It is a beautiful tree.

M.H.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,798 postsSince 2018
cany
canyCOMMUNITYnoreaster.com2024#1352

Luck is on your side. It is a beautiful tree.

Gotta be my green thumb :eek: :oops: :eek::ROFLMAO:

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CornField
AdmiralOriginal Crew41,109 postsSince 2018
MOJOE
MOJOEMODnoreaster.com2024#1353

Gotta be my green thumb :eek: :oops: :eek::ROFLMAO:

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AdmiralOriginal Crew25,821 postsSince 2018
Snapprhead27

Raked the front yard yesterday before the showers came in. Trying to get some dead grass up and fluffing up the grass for the sun. Today mowed to clean up any lingering leaves from the fall. Getting ready to throw down some product in a few weeks when Temps rise and need to spot seed some small areas.

Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
JackPrintMD

Removed mor hedges, plan is to make our yard work easy and light work getting into retirement.

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CommodoreOriginal Crew16,182 postsSince 2018
Snapprhead27

Anyone have a north facing house and deal with moss along the fence lines? I heard add lime to kill acidity and maybe sand to help drainage?? Then reseed.

Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2025#1357

Anyone have a north facing house and deal with moss along the fence lines? I heard add lime to kill acidity and maybe sand to help drainage?? Then reseed.

Moss usually grows in low light conditions and moist areas. Try shade seed or plant Hosta or pachysandra in that area

M.H.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,798 postsSince 2018
Snapprhead27

Moss usually grows in low light conditions and moist areas. Try shade seed or plant Hosta or pachysandra in that area

Yea I was thinking of shade seed.

Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2025#1359

Just added compost, manure and peat moss and turned over the vegetable garden. All ready for planting 👍attachment 93871

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M.H.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,798 postsSince 2018
Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2025#1360

Trimming’ bush 😂attachment 94149

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M.H.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,798 postsSince 2018

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