I looked out back.

Ira, my grass was so green.

It looked like carpet.

It looked like carpet.

It looked like turf.

It looked great.

It's like a golf course.

It's like a baseball field.

You know, I can't take all the credit.

Sure, I cut it four inches high.

You know, I might alternate between the push more where I mulch it and then I, so I'll, I'll push more it twice before I cut it with the, with the lawn and with the, with the tractor and bag it.

Am I, am I sounding obsessive about it?

Am I saying, am I going overboard with it?

There's something about a lush green yard, Sam, though, that is very difficult to achieve and glorious when you have it.

To be able to take off your socks and shoes and just walk through a just really comfortable lush green yard. It's pretty special.

And, you know, I got some, I got some bare spots where, you know,

there were, you know, some things that were sitting on the yard for a period of time.

So I got to go through and patch it in a couple of spots.

But, you know, where it was just, you know, unaffected,

lush and green and perfect.

Thanks to, again, how I maintain it with the cut, four inches high, water it twice a week,

and my friends at back- nature lawn care with the lawn

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