I mow mine. Love it

Yes but only because I make my kids help and do most of it.

Yeah. It takes me an hour to do it once a week.

I used to do it. The front at least. And part of the back. The far back is kinda wild.

In recent years I've paid a guy to do it. We don't irrigate so in dry times it doesn't grow and doesn't need mowed.

He does it so much faster than I can do it. He's got a professional mower and a guy with a weed eater and blower. They work fast. I get that time back.

We still have pruning to do and flower beds to work and roses and another flower bed to tend to so there is still more yard work to do.

We pay someone for the front yard. Hubs usually does the backyard. I don't mind doing it though - I actually enjoy the mowing part. Not the weed eater.

Yep, but I'm not opposed to paying someone either. My yard is so small it takes maybe 10 minutes to mow front/back. I havent done weed eating yet. That will like add another 15 minutes because there are a lot of rock borders.

SOON

I mow, edge, trim, blow the clippings. I generally enjoy it except it's damn hot right now and I'm getting older.

My simple old Honda mower just won't die. I'm about to replace it with something that is self-propelled which will keep me mowing the next few years.

Any thoughts on battery-powered mowers? I've generally avoided any lawn gear that isn't gas powered.

Yep. Mow, weedeat, pruning trees, occasional gardening & mulch.

Bigger landscaping stuff, we hire someone.

Sons usually mow but secretly I hope they are too busy so I can do it. I love yard work. I do all our landscaping, irrigation repairs, planting. Don't care how hot it is.

I rent, so it's cut for me. My backyard is a good sledding hill in the winter. Seems to me that it would be a PITA to mow.

I made my money cutting several yards in high school, but they were all in Beaumont... flat.

Just finished mine for the week. It is nice to admire the six pallets of sod I put down in the spring.

Relaxing and enjoyable but it was hot.

I mow my yard. 3 hours door to door with a push mower, and I cross cut the front yard. (That includes trimming time and blowing off the driveway, sidewalk and back porch.)

I've got several acres and a lot of trees and a pond so it would cost me a TON to get it done by someone else. Not worth it. Plus I enjoy it for the most part.

I mow my own yard. I hate it. But I hate giving money to people to do something I am perfectly capable of doing. I have a corner lot which means more trimming. Takes about two hours start to finish.

The big factor is I work three 12 hour shifts/week. I have plenty of off days to take care of it. I also do my own pool maintenance for the same reasons.

I used to do it, for years, with a push mower. Then my three sons all get their turn. When they left and it came back to me, I hired somebody. I still do lots of outside work; our place is bigger now, but hiring somebody to do the basic mowing freed up a lot of time to do other stuff.

I mow my yard once a week. Takes 2.5 hours

No. I was forced as a kid to mow acres of pasture and lake banks. Mowing is for suckers. No yard now, only needles and native plants.

Jack Cheese said:

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I mow, edge, trim, blow the clippings. I generally enjoy it except it's damn hot right now and I'm getting older.

My simple old Honda mower just won't die. I'm about to replace it with something that is self-propelled which will keep me mowing the next few years.

Any thoughts on battery-powered mowers? I've generally avoided any lawn gear that isn't gas powered.

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I'm in the Ego battery powered system - mower, blower, and string trimmer, plus hedge trimmer, chainsaw, and cultivator. For my moderately sized suburban lawn, it works pretty well.

Thinking about getting one of these:

Everybody who owns one says their lawns have never looked better and they use far less fertiizer/chemicals.

Nope. I hate mowing, and I'd rather spend that time doing things I actually enjoy.

rwtxag83 said:

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Thinking about getting one of these:

Everybody who owns one says their lawns have never looked better and they use far less fertiizer/chemicals.

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They mow every day, just like at a golf course. They used to be a lot more expensive, but the price has come down. Husqvarna is the best, but some others are good and are half the price

Same, more or less, but Ryobi.

rwtxag83 said:

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rwtxag83 said:

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Thinking about getting one of these:

Everybody who owns one says their lawns have never looked better and they use far less fertiizer/chemicals.

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They mow every day, just like at a golf course. They used to be a lot more expensive, but the price has come down. Husqvarna is the best, but some others are good and are half the price

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I finally broke down and bought one fort the pool. Love it