Is your lawn struggling. The what's wrong with my lawn series teaches you how to diagnose lawn problems and implement solutions.
Today we visit James who has the goal of turning his lawn into a sports field. The current lawn has random shapes and patterns through out that range in color from green, orange, white / gray, and brown.
Thanks for tuning in! I specialize in solving lawn problems and implementing strategies to fix lawn problems. Weather you have crabgrass that's not dying, too much thatch, lawn fungus, over watering problems or an ugly lawn there's not a lawn problem I can't solve. Try the Ginja 5 Steps to diagnosing a lawn you'll be glad you did. Don't forget to checkout my playlist.
Ginja's 5 steps to diagnosing lawns Identify 1. color 2. pattern 3. water saturation test 4. Debris Test 5. a pull test
Thanks for tuning in! I specialize in solving lawn problems and implementing strategies to fix lawn problems. Weather you have crabgrass that's not dying, too much thatch, lawn fungus, over watering problems or an ugly lawn there's not a lawn problem I can't solve. Try the Ginja 5 Steps to diagnosing a lawn you'll be glad you did. Don't forget to checkout my playlist.
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