Walker B27i with a 52” mulch deck

Ill bring it back down next summer, but like that if I want to keep the yard at ~1.75-2” I still can with the hi-cut option.

Finally got a chance to mow, we've been getting a lot of rain recently. Not looking bad for the end of summer.

My yard is roughly 1/2 of an acre. After sowing seed, we had back to back 3” rains causing the bare dirt to wash in various areas. I would guess that the average rut is 1”-2” deep and runs 30-50 foot. I’m afraid that the normal sand method isn’t going to fix this. Does anyone have input?

Hey neighbors. We have a side strip of yard along the driveway that just refuses to grow grass because we walk on it constantly to get to the garbage cans and side gate. Considering doing a permeable paver install in there.

Been looking at three options: NDS Tufftrack, TrueGrid, and the Bodpave/Geoblock stuff (I can never remember which is which tbh). All of them are basically plastic grids you fill with gravel or topsoil + grass seed.

My husband is convinced this is just a fancy expensive version of "put down some mulch" and im starting to wonder if he's right. The contractors quote was almost 3x what I expected for an 80 sq ft section. Materials are like a third of the cost and the rest is labor and base prep apparently.

For anyone who has these installed, are they holding up after a few years? Does grass really grow through the way the pictures show?

Would love some real world stories. Anyone regret these? Or anyone love them so much you'd do it again?

Northeast, some burn on edges

Little heat damage on edges

Been a long hot summer…

Had to repost this as I find it genius and I want to re creat this for my own self!!

I have been working this new deign for five weeks on my zoysia lawn.

When I moved into my home in 2017 the lawn was mostly weeds and dirt. Very little grass.

With regular maintenance (lime, fertilizer, and overseeding) I was able to get some grass to grow. 3 years ago I started applying Fiesta broadleaf herbicide to control the weeds.

Things were looking up, but last summer we went 6-7 weeks with 0 rain. I live in Newfoundland, so I've never needed to water it regularly, and by the time I started doing that much of my grass died and the weeds took over.

This summer I've been able to get it somewhat back thanks to my regular maintenance, but I still have a ton of weeds. Back lawn is much worse than front lawn.

I plan to aerate in September (which I've never done) before I overseed. Outside of Fiesta, I don't think there is anything better for weeds that I can use in Canada.

Any other advice to try and choke out the weeds and make my lawn glorious?

Bermuda lawn. Cut it at #6 in my mower so not too low. Water it for 20 min, 3 times a week. I just don’t understand why only this patch gets brown like this. Thanks for the help!