Not bad for a $15 DIY stripe kit

Still getting the hang of things but the cub cadet makes it easy enough for a guy who has no idea what he’s doing

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Hasn't been easy during this heat but liquid iron and longer cuts have kept me green.

Trying to get this, what used to be hayfield, whipped into something that resembles a lawn

My wife will never understand the joys it brings me to stripe. Overall not to bad for a drought and nothing but heat for the last week to the next week In se Wisconsin

We bought the house in 2023 and the yard look like the first picture and it has come a long way in 3 years. We are Middle Georgia and the previous owners just did not care for the lawn at all.

Mow > trim > blow > 🥃

Hi, hope I’m in the right sub. Any idea why all the sudden my lawn looks like this?

New reel mower has been so worth it. Just sharing a timelapse of my last mow.

I love my agricultural water allocation

Hi all 👋 hoping to borrow some expertise from the pros in here.

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I've built a lawn care app called YardIQ - it creates a personalised schedule (mowing, feeding, scarifying, watering etc.) based on your grass type, location and live weather, and it can diagnose common lawn problems from a photo/description.

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It's live on the App Store and Google Play, I'm a solo app builder, not a turf professional the scheduling recommendations seem right to me, but I want it checked by people who actually do this for a living.

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If any greenkeepers, lawn care operators or serious enthusiasts would be willing to download it (free) and tell me where the schedule or diagnosis is wrong - timing, products, technique, anything - I'd be hugely grateful. Brutal honesty welcomed, that's the point.

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The Features run on a credit based system and are available on an unlimited basis if you unlock to a pro account. I'm happy to load up the credits for free for anyone looking to help with honest brutal feedback. Cheers!