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A back lawn, as the app would hold it
The one this was actually built for: an ordinary back lawn with a shady corner and a dog.
Anywhere with a fence and a Saturday
A back lawn
Area
324 m²
This week
3 coming up
- Wetting agentFri, Sep 18 · Before the first hot week
- MowFri, Sep 25 · 40 mm, catcher on
- Feed the lawnMon, Sep 28 · Spring feed as growth returns
- Deep waterWed, Sep 30 · Skipped if the forecast delivers
- MowMon, Oct 5 · 40 mm, catcher on
About this one
- Buffalo takes shade better than couch, which is why it ends up beside fences and under trees.
- Cut high, around 40 millimetres, because leaf is what shades out weeds and holds moisture in.
- The shady corner will always be thinner. The answer is usually less water there, not more.
- Cut at
- 40 mm
- Drawn from
- A traced suburban back lawn of about 180 square metres.
This is the real thing, with the data filled in
The model above is drawn from an outline, the same way it is drawn for a lawn traced from the satellite view. Give it your own address and your own shape, and this is what you get: the area worked out as you draw, the grass and the sun you chose changing how it looks, and a week of work beside it.
The difference on your own lawn is that it moves. Rain that has already fallen skips the watering, heat pushes a spray to a cooler day, and photos stack up beside the work so you can see whether any of it landed.
A back lawn is drawn to its published dimensions: a traced suburban back lawn of about 180 square metres. This app has no connection to the ground itself.
Now do it with yours
Trace your lawn from the sky in about a minute. Free, no card, and it builds the schedule around your grass, your season and your weather.