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honestly, I'm not making any judgment about you but it sounds like you probably have the money to hire a yard guy. I would do this if I had the money (we have 3 acres and it's overwhelming). if the yard is a bit lacking, i would also hire a landscape guy to get the yard to a place where you just need to maintain it and can enjoy it. I know having that first lawn, you want to do the work yourself, so you can say look what I did but believe me, you'll get halfway through and wish you'd hired someone. or you'll only get a little done here or there each year and it will take many years before you can really enjoy your outside space. If the yard looks good now and you just want to maintain it, hire someone. make sure they don't use chemicals on the lawn though, esp if you have pets or kids. there are plenty of safe alternatives. if you are determined to keep up the yard yourself, you'll need a decent mower, an weed whacker, an edger, trimmers if you have bushes, snippers for cutting back the trees and bushes in the fall or spring, a spreader for fertilizing, hoses with attachments for watering, and multiple hand tools for digging up suborn weeds. hire someone!
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