Mowing: Post your Before and After Pics!

We recently did some landscaping around someones entire house. It looks really nice, but some weeds are starting to grow back, so I hope they don't think we slacked off:eek:. I'll try and post some pics later. Oh, and Lawnmowerfanatic, I have a lot of clover too, I feel like I read somewhere that it is good for your lawn, but can also indicate some sort of deficiency in the soil. I'll try and find the article.
 
I feel like I read somewhere that it is good for your lawn, but can also indicate some sort of deficiency in the soil. I'll try and find the article.

6 reasons you shouldn't kill your clover

  1. It's low-growing and needs little mowing.
  2. It's evergreen even in the coldest climates.
  3. It's drought tolerant, requiring little if any supplemental water once established.
  4. I's a fertilizer factory for grass and other plants because it can store atmospheric nitrogen in its root systems.
  5. It masks the presence of other weeds in the lawn.
  6. It resists insects and diseases, especially the white grubs that can be a major lawn nemesis.

(6 reasons you shouldn)
 
Looks great! :thumbsup: You really had to clean up a lot!
Thank, an yes i did it took a little while but i gain them as a client now so it was well worth it :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Looks really nice :thumbsup:

Bet ya had fun doing that one :tongue:

Thanks yea haha i actually did it was fun i had my dad on the job with me :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: (that doesn't happen very often)
 
It's great looking through all your before and after pictures. Very interesting to see and you can definitely see the hard work has been put in so you deserve the great results. I am sure your customers are all very happy :biggrin:
 
That's a Beautiful lawn ric.
Perfect for walking barefoot on.
It is clear you know what your doing.
 
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