Anddd... we're off. Most of the snow is off my lawn as of yesterday. I had a significant amount of plow damage when the town plow ran over my sticks and came about 12-16" into the lawn around Christmas time. Luckily the ground was not fully frozen so I was able to get new sticks in before the next snow. Picture below is from when I put up the new sticks.

We had snow last October 30th which came with a few days of deep freeze. I had to winterize my sprayer before then and never got that last round of prop down.
We had snow on the ground on and off most of the winter. My lawn has been under snow for about the last 6 weeks. With the snow finally gone I was able to clean up the plow damage.
To say the lawn is covered with snow mold would be an understatement.

I spent about 90 minutes starting my blower and weedwacker then blowing the lawn to get rid of the snow mold. In about 75 minutes I got about 2M blown off. Definitely a slow process but everything is so matted and coated I think the blower is better than the rake at this point. The good news is I am seeing signs of life below the matting so it should bounce back.
I plan to get out tomorrow and blow more mold. I also need to trim some bushes and shrubs. I bought and extension for my Echo PAS 225 which will allow me to trim my hydrangea tree.
Last but not least, I bought a new (to me mower). I bought a Bobcat 36" walk behind. It is a used commercial unit that was only used residentially. Pretty excited to see it lay some stripes this year. By having a zero turn walk behind, I will be able make some changes to my lawn that I was unable to do with only having my ride-on tractor.

We had snow last October 30th which came with a few days of deep freeze. I had to winterize my sprayer before then and never got that last round of prop down.
We had snow on the ground on and off most of the winter. My lawn has been under snow for about the last 6 weeks. With the snow finally gone I was able to clean up the plow damage.
To say the lawn is covered with snow mold would be an understatement.

I spent about 90 minutes starting my blower and weedwacker then blowing the lawn to get rid of the snow mold. In about 75 minutes I got about 2M blown off. Definitely a slow process but everything is so matted and coated I think the blower is better than the rake at this point. The good news is I am seeing signs of life below the matting so it should bounce back.
I plan to get out tomorrow and blow more mold. I also need to trim some bushes and shrubs. I bought and extension for my Echo PAS 225 which will allow me to trim my hydrangea tree.
Last but not least, I bought a new (to me mower). I bought a Bobcat 36" walk behind. It is a used commercial unit that was only used residentially. Pretty excited to see it lay some stripes this year. By having a zero turn walk behind, I will be able make some changes to my lawn that I was unable to do with only having my ride-on tractor.