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Essential Lawncare series

by Robbie Lynn 07 Dec 2025

The Premier Lawns Series – Essential Lawn Care & Wildcards

This is a mixed collection of videos covering everything from essential lawn care fundamentals to behind-the-scenes projects and business tips. From mowing techniques and drainage installations to workshop organization and charity projects, there's something here for everyone interested in lawns, gardens, and green spaces.

This One Thing Stops People Getting the Best Lawn

This is the cornerstone of good lawn care and the perfect place to start this series. If you only change one thing about how you care for your lawn, this is it. This video reveals the single most common mistake that holds people back from achieving the lawn they want, and it's simpler than you think.

You'll learn: The fundamental mistake most people make with lawn care, why it matters more than any product or treatment, and how to fix it immediately for better results.

How to Water Your Lawn Properly

95% of people water their lawn incorrectly, which wastes water and money while actually harming grass health. This video shows you exactly how much water your lawn needs, when to apply it, and how to tell if your lawn genuinely needs watering in the first place.

You'll learn: The footprint test for checking if your lawn needs water, optimal watering times to reduce evaporation, how much water lawns actually need, and common watering mistakes that cause more harm than good.

Wildcard #1 – Fixing a Terrible Lawn

This is the first wildcard in the series - a complete lawn installation from start to finish on a typical new-build property. Watch the entire transformation from a rock-filled, concrete-laden disaster to a beautiful finished lawn, including drainage installation, soil preparation, and seeding.

You'll see how to install proper drainage with pro tips for keeping pipework in place, how to recycle on-site materials to save time and money, the best rootzone mix for creating a lawn from scratch, and everything in between. This is a full masterclass in lawn installation.

You'll learn: Complete drainage installation techniques, which stones to use for drainage, how to level a lawn properly, the best rootzone composition, seed selection, and how to maximize use of existing materials.

How Often Should You Renovate Your Lawn?

Lawn renovation isn't a one-time fix - but it's also not something you need to do constantly. This video helps you understand the signs that indicate your lawn needs renovation, and how to create a sustainable maintenance schedule that keeps your lawn healthy without unnecessary work or expense.

You'll learn: How to assess if your lawn needs renovation, the difference between light maintenance and full renovation, creating a sustainable renovation schedule, and avoiding unnecessary work.

Wildcard #2 – Building a USGA Golf Green

The second wildcard takes us to Clandeboye Golf Course to watch the construction of a championship-standard USGA golf green from start to finish. While this isn't domestic lawn care, it's a fascinating look at professional turf construction techniques and the engineering that goes into creating perfect putting surfaces.

You'll learn: USGA green construction standards, drainage layer specifications, rootzone composition for golf greens, construction sequencing, and professional turf establishment techniques.

How to Get Rid of Weeds Without Weed Killer

Not everyone wants to use chemical weed killers, whether due to pets, children, personal preference, or environmental concerns. This video shows you effective mechanical and cultural methods for controlling weeds without herbicides, including the tools that work best and techniques that actually get results.

You'll learn: Effective manual weed removal techniques, tools that make the job easier, cultural practices that prevent weed establishment, and realistic expectations for chemical-free weed control.

How Jobber Helps Me Run My Business

Running a lawn care business involves more than just cutting grass - there's scheduling, invoicing, customer communication, and job tracking. This video shows how I use Jobber software to manage Premier Lawns efficiently, win more work, and provide better customer service without drowning in admin.

You'll learn: How job management software improves business efficiency, scheduling and route optimization, customer communication tools, invoicing automation, and what to look for in business management software.

Organizing the Workshop with Milwaukee Tools

A tidy, organized workshop saves time, reduces frustration, and helps you work more efficiently. This video shows the Milwaukee modular storage system that transformed our workspace, making tools easy to find and projects easier to manage. Even if you don't use Milwaukee tools, the organizational principles apply to any workshop or garage.

You'll learn: Modular storage solutions for workshops, how to maximize wall space efficiently, tool organization strategies, and creating a functional workspace that saves time.

Caring for a New Turf Lawn

This early video is packed with excellent advice for anyone who's recently had new turf laid. I met up with Colin Sherrard from Emerald Lawns, one of Ireland's biggest turf growers, to film behind the scenes of turf harvesting and get expert advice on how to care for your new lawn during those critical first weeks.

You'll learn: How commercial turf is harvested, initial watering requirements for new turf, when to make the first mow, feeding schedules for establishment, and common mistakes that damage new lawns.

Cleaning Moss from a Tarmac Driveway

This was my first video to go viral with over 100,000 views - and it's not even about lawn care! Moss on driveways and paths is slippery, unsightly, and surprisingly stubborn. This video shows effective methods for removing it and preventing it from coming back.

You'll learn: Effective moss removal techniques for hard surfaces, products that work without damaging tarmac, prevention strategies, and when to use different methods.

Renovating a Small Lawn

This video quickly followed the driveway cleaning one in popularity, and it's easy to see why. Small lawn renovation is achievable for most DIYers, doesn't require expensive equipment, and can transform a tired lawn in just a weekend. Watch the complete process from scarification through to seeding.

You'll learn: Complete renovation process for small lawns, equipment you can hire or buy affordably, scarification technique, overseeding rates, and post-renovation care.

Scarifying a Very Mossy Lawn

Back to another renovation, but this time tackling a heavily moss-infested lawn and breaking some traditional rules in the process. When moss has taken over, standard renovation advice doesn't always apply - sometimes you need to be more aggressive to get results.

You'll learn: Aggressive scarification techniques for moss removal, when to break traditional rules, dealing with heavy moss infestation, and realistic expectations for recovery.

How to Stripe a Lawn for Free

This is one of my favourite videos I've ever made - it's fun, practical, and I made it with my Dad, Chris, who appears in a cameo role. You don't need expensive striping kits to create beautiful lawn patterns. This video shows you how to achieve professional-looking stripes using materials you probably already have.

You'll learn: DIY striping roller construction using free materials, mowing patterns for best stripe effect, how grass blade direction creates stripes, and achieving professional results without professional equipment.
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