Grass brown and not growing coming out of its spring dormancy? Today we go over my 5 easy steps in diagnosing someone elses lawn.

Shout out to my guest Tech with Brett!    / techwithbrett  

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Thatch Rake
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AMS soil probe
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Today we diagnosed Brett's lawn using my 5 easy steps:
1. color
2. pattern
3. water saturation test
4. debris test
5. a pull test

each one of these steps helps bring us closer to finding causation. I have found over the last 20 years that most people chase corellating factors in lawn disfunction but don't treat the actual cause of the problem. We all at one point or another will experience lawn issues no matter if we are doing preventive measures. Using my 5 step approach can solve any lawn problem.

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.