How do I split my neighbors lawn?

Restrict aggressive grasses and weeds — from your side or the neighbors — with a plant-bed border. Dig out a 6-inch-deep strip of grass where you want the bed. Form it neatly in a straight line or a wavy pattern, but keep it fully to your side of the property line to limit the risk of having to move it.

What can you do about crazy neighbors?

Your local courthouse, police precinct or bar association can help you find a good mediator. The National Association for Community Mediation is also a good resource. Call the police — but only if justified. If you feel harassed or threatened by your neighbor, you would be justified to call the police.

What should you not do when mowing?

Mow Like a Pro: How to Avoid These Top 10 Lawn Mowing Mistakes

1. Don’t Mow Too Often.
2. Don’t Mow Too Low.
3. Don’t Cut Wet Grass.
4. Don’t Rush Mowing.
5. Don’t Mow the Same Way Every Time – Alternate the Pattern.
6. Don’t Mow with Dull Mower Blades.
7. Don’t Bag Your Grass – Mulch as You Mow.
8. Don’t Make Your Rows Too Far Apart.

How do I block neighbors weeds?

1. Edging. Some weeds spread through their root system.
2. Hedges or Fences. Thick hedges (think yews, arborvitae or privet) can act as a barrier to windblown seeds such as dandelion.
3. Pre-emergent Herbicide.
4. Mulch or Rocks.
5. Fortified Lawn.

How do you deal with needy neighbors?

Starts here1:10How to Deal with a Needy Neighbor – YouTubeYouTube

What to do about a neighbor who complains?

How to Deal with Neighbors that Complain About Everything – Check If Their Allegations Are Valid

1. Keep a record of what you say and how they reply.
2. Get proof – the best option is to take a photo or video of the object of complaint in case they claim something else happened.
3. You can always try to reach a compromise.